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I joined the
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in 2014, and the enterprise team in 2018. Selected features:
For a black therapist, protests and pandemic make for a heavy load
Life while Black, as told by one St. Petersburg couple
Senior year derailed, a high school journalist pushes toward one last deadline
The last days of Rosemarie Gabriele, Pasco County’s first coronavirus victim
TV anchor Gayle Guyardo moves - quietly - toward the future
The Coronavirus Lonely Hearts Club: A collective poem
QAnon conspiracy theorists find kinship on the Tampa Riverwalk
Do you remember the student who was shot at FSU? He's pretty sure we've all moved on.
In Zion Cemetery’s lost history, a glimpse of the memorial park it could become again
Who wants to listen to the angel of death
?
He was at Stonewall 50 years ago. In St. Petersburg, he remembers the before and after.
The rush is on for Jollibee, a taste of home for Filipinos living in Tampa Bay
Behind the scenes at the Nutcracker, designer sews, pins, snaps, pulls, patches
I spent much of 2019 going deep on abortion's front lines in Florida:
Those on Florida’s front lines in the abortion battle know change is coming
A Florida abortion clinic braces for a Southern surge
A crisis pregnancy center in Florida wants to redefine choice
Young doctors find a calling on abortion’s front lines
At state Capitol, Roe v. Wade anniversary marked by cheers, despair
Pre-enterprise team work on higher ed, features and breaking news:
In union push at USF, adjunct professors push for more respect and a living wage
At UF, black students feel a reckoning on race is long overdue
At Florida Poly, a student suicide and a question: Could it have been prevented?
She needed help to go to college, so mom came along
A tangled quest for fairness as students accused of campus sex assault push back
At USF St. Petersburg, the ouster of another leader shows who's boss
For a Syrian student at Saint Leo University, home is 'wherever offers you safety and freedom'
Richard Spencer speaks, and Gainesville emerges weary but at peace
USF works to remake its muddled brand. Right now, ‘it doesn’t really say anything’
Take a number: Florida college campuses swamped by students who need counseling
Questions about equity persist as a proposed boost in Bright Futures aims to help top grads
Inside the metrics machine: USF uses big data to find, and help, overburdened students
Anything for Tyler: One Florida family risked everything to treat their son with medical marijuana
Sexual predator gets second chance, now faces 14 new charges
An item from the past renews memories for WWII veteran
Arts and culture:
First person: How I gave up added sugar for an entire month
Taking a 12-hour train ride to Montreal for pastries and The National
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Inside the National Pie Championships: Keep Calm and Carry Cool Whip
The Boston Globe (internship)
Solomon Islander who helped JFK save PT-109 crew dies
James Foley’s parents hope his values endure