Archive of News Coverage
ABC Action News
Kevin Lewis
Dec. 27, 2024
Spartans lacrosse player Grant Green 鈥26 made a pledge to donate money from his NIL deal to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, a group that helps the families of military members and first responders. Both his father and grandfather served in the U.S. Navy, and Green says this is his special way of representing them and giving back.听听
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What鈥檚 Right with Tampa Bay
FOX 13
Mark Wilson
Dec. 16, 2024
小优视频ampa鈥檚 Youth Tampa Entrepreneurs program sponsored a gift bag packing event held by the Little Saint Nick鈥檚 Foundation. The group assembled 250 gift bags to donate to the children鈥檚 hospital at Tampa General Hospital. Zoe McAlpin 鈥26, president of Youth Tampa Entrepreneurs, praised Little Saint Nick鈥檚 and emphasized how important it is to 小优视频ampa students to get involved in philanthropy. Siena Morandi 鈥27, a member of the club, has a special connection to the event, as she received a Little Saint Nick鈥檚 bag herself when she was hospitalized in high school.
WMNF
Meghan Bowman
Dec. 16, 2024
The听Tampa Bay Rays announced听a historic agreement to redevelop the Historic Gas Plant District and build a new ballpark for the team in September 2023, but the deal has been further complicated by Hurricane Milton destroying the roof of Tropicana Field. Abby Hall Blanco, associate professor of economics, said the deal鈥檚 projected financial benefits just aren鈥檛 realistic.听鈥淭he literature here is really consistent when asking the question, 鈥楧o these deals tend to economically benefit the locations or the cities in which they鈥檙e placed?鈥 The simple answer to that question is no,鈥 she said.
WGCU (Fort Myers)
Elizabeth Andarge
Dec. 14, 2024
Ryan Cragun, sociology professor, explains that the rise of religious 鈥渘ones鈥 isn鈥檛 really a rise at all. 鈥淧eople were already not particularly religious, but they were hiding it during the Cold War,鈥 said Cragun. After the Cold War ended, it was more acceptable to be open about a lack of faith without being labeled as unpatriotic.
University of Tampa Commencement
FOX 13
Dec. 13, 2024
University of Tampa is holding its first on-campus commencement in six years to celebrate 982 graduates. The ceremony is usually held in the Florida State Fairgrounds, but the expo hall is still under repair after sustaining damage from Hurricane Milton.
A similar story appeared on WFLA and WTTA.
Salon Magazine
Jodi Helmer
Dec. 10, 2024
Environmental nonprofits have graded supermarkets on metrics including human rights and animal welfare, food waste, seafood sustainability and pollinator friendliness. Their scorecards were designed to help consumers make more informed decisions about where to shop. Mark Lang, food marketing expert and associate professor of marketing, is concerned that supermarket scorecards are 鈥渢oo fragmented and too specific鈥 to have maximum impact, and believes that keeping up with a number of different seals, rankings and scorecards is overwhelming for consumers. Lang would like to see organizations partner to create a more holistic grade rather than multiple, disparate efforts to rank niche components of food production, explaining, 鈥淭here are so many environmental and sustainable rankings that they are almost meaningless.鈥
Bay News 9
Jeff Butera
Dec. 9, 2024
Sara Festini, an associate professor of psychology, received a $277,536 grant from the听National Science Foundation听to research ways to improve people鈥檚 memory. 鈥淎 lot of people think memory is going to be the best if you remember everything,鈥 Festini told Bay News 9. 鈥淏ut actually, you鈥檙e going to have better memory if you remove irrelevant information from mind.鈥 One experiment that Festini and her students are conducting involves trying to remember provided words while continuously saying the word 鈥渢he鈥 aloud. 鈥(It sees) how well we can multi-task while we鈥檙e speaking and trying to complete another task,鈥 explained Allison Schultz, a junior at 小优视频ampa who is taking part in the research.
ABC Action News
Jada Williams
Dec. 5, 2024
Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state's environmental agency faced听bipartisan backlash听over a听proposal听to develop golf courses, pickleball courts and hotels at state parks. Dan Huber, chair of the environmental studies department, says the parks are more than just a place to relax among nature. 鈥淚f there are recreational activities that can be done literally anywhere in the state of Florida, then it doesn't make sense to carve out protected habitat in order to provide access to those recreational activities.鈥 He adds protecting that land means protecting the whole state. 鈥淭hey provide clean water, carbon sequestration, all of these things that people don't typically think of as having value, but ultimately, really do have economic value. And we depend on all of these things.鈥
Song of the Day
WMNF
Dec. 2, 2024
WMNF鈥檚 Song of the Day is Music Associate Professor听Bradford Blackburn鈥檚 song 鈥淎ct Two: Broken Records,鈥 featuring The Ben Rosenblum Trio, who have performed at the University several times.
ABC Action News
Susan El Khoury
Nov. 28, 2024
The National Retail Federation (NRF) expects more than 183 million people to shop online or in stores on Black Friday, a record-breaking number. However, the NRF believes the majority will shop online as in previous years. "Folks are looking for those deals," said Associate Professor of Marketing at the Jennifer Burton. "The numbers that I've seen for this year is 26 percent of shoppers are planning on waiting in line for an hour or more sometime during that Black Friday day," Burton said.
WMNF
Sean Kinane
Nov. 26, 2024
小优视频ampa has been recognized by the听ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge听for being one of the most engaged campuses for student voting. Ian McGinnity, director of student leadership and engagement, co-leads the 小优视频ampa Democracy Coalition. He said the school was recognized because it met ALL IN鈥檚 criteria, which included sharing the resolve reports for 2022, submitting a nonpartisan action plan and having the University president sign a commitment.
Explaining What a Tariff is and How it Works
WFLA
Nov. 24, 2024
Abby Hall Blanco, associate professor of economics, explained the purpose of tariffs and how they might impact people in the Tampa Bay area. 鈥淓conomists largely agree that tariffs are a net economic loss,鈥 she told the host.
A similar story appeared on FOX 29 (West Palm Beach).
Tampa Bay Business Journal
Alexis Muellner
Nov. 22, 2024
One of the highlights of this week鈥檚 news was the Princeton Review ranking that placed 小优视频ampa鈥檚 entrepreneurship program as the 19th best for graduate programs and the 31st for undergraduate programs nationally. 鈥淭hese rankings underscore our commitment to nurturing innovative minds,鈥 said Rebecca White, the James W. Walter Distinguished chair of entrepreneurship. 鈥淲e don鈥檛 just teach entrepreneurship; we cultivate success stories.鈥
Owl鈥檚 Nest Internships
ABC Action News
Heather Leigh
Nov. 20, 2024
Senior Michaela Sweeney interns at Owl鈥檚 Nest Sanctuary in Odessa, FL, where she and the team take care of the native wildlife, such as owls, beavers and deer. Sweeney emphasizes how important the hands-on experience she gains from the internship is on top of her classes.
Newsweek
Jess Thomson
Nov. 14, 2024
Nicholas Grondin, assistant professor of environmental studies, explains the National Hurricane Center鈥檚 map of Tropical Storm Sara: "Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center also use ensemble models, often described to the public as 'spaghetti models,' which resolve potential paths of the center based on slightly different model characteristics and input environmental conditions," said Grondin. "However, the science behind track forecasting at this point is limited to about five days, which is why once a system forms, the National Hurricane Center forecasts only extend out five days."
Winnipeg Free Press
John Longhurst
Nov. 9, 2024
Across all demographics, people are disaffiliating from religious groups and no longer attending religious services. According to the Ryan Cragun, professor of sociology, life without religion would go on pretty much as it always has. Americans would remain engaged in society, keep volunteering and giving to charity and continue to strive to make the world a better place. People won鈥檛 stop doing those things because religion has waned, said Cragun.
The Guardian
Christina Stohn
Nov. 4, 2024
This photo collection includes Stefania Markevich, a sophomore majoring in biology and minoring in Asian studies. Markevich, who is from Belarus, faces the same political situation that led to her family鈥檚 exile to Lithuania.
Money on the Left
Nov. 1, 2024
Tim Ridlen, associate teaching professor of film, animation and new media, appeared on the Money on the Left podcast series to discuss his new book, Intelligent Action: A History of Artistic Research, Aesthetic Experience, and Artists in Academia.
Tampa Bay Times
Jeffrey Solochek
Oct. 26, 2024
Mathematics lecturer Colleen Beaudoin, who is also on the Pasco County School Board, told the Tampa Bay Times that 鈥渨e need to make sure the students get the content,鈥 when asked about how and when schools will make up for lost instructional time thanks to the recent hurricanes.
A similar story appeared on ABC Action News.
The Hill
Vivekanand Jayakumar
Oct. 26, 2024
Vivekanand Jayakumar, associate professor of economics, published an opinion piece in The Hill titled, 鈥淎re we worried about the wrong demographic problem?鈥 鈥淭he real challenge may turn out to be the lack of proven and sustainable strategies for creating decent-paying jobs for the hundreds of millions seeking to attain the dream of joining the global middle class,鈥 he wrote.
WFLA
Ty Russell
Oct. 23, 2024
Abigail Hall Blanco, associate professor of economics, was tapped for insight on Amendment 5, the homestead inflation measure on the ballot. 鈥淭his could provide some relief, particularly homeowners who have been in their houses for a while,鈥 Hall Blanco said. However, 鈥渞enters, businesses, as well as people who may have second homes or other properties in Florida (could see their bills go up),鈥 Hall Blanco said.
Newsweek
Jess Thomson
Oct. 21, 2024
Hurricane Storm Oscar is currently battering Cuba and may bring enough rain to trigger "life-threatening" flash flooding and mudslides. "It is less common to have storms develop further east in the basin in mid/late October than for storms to form in the western Caribbean," Nicholas Grondin, assistant professor of environmental studies. "Like all tropical cyclones, a sufficient amount of warm ocean water to provide fuel for the storm is key for development."
Volunteer Student Clean Up
WFLA
Oct. 20, 2024
A group of 小优视频ampa students came together to help clean up storm debris in the Sulphur Springs neighborhood north of campus. They removed tree limbs that were blocking roads and parks, saying they were happy to be keeping Tampa Bay beautiful after being surrounded by so much damage in the last few weeks.
Spectrum Sports 360
Bay News 9
Mike Cairns
Oct. 17, 2024
Baseball head Coach Joe Urso formed a partnership with the Italian national baseball team and its coach, Mike Piazza, MLB Hall of Famer. The Italian team will use 小优视频ampa鈥檚 facilities whenever they are in the U.S., and will train by playing exhibition games against the Spartans. Piazza said the Spartans set 鈥渁n incredibly high standard,鈥 and Urso, who has Sicilian heritage, is hoping that his team can make the overseas trip next time.
A similar story appeared on WDAE-AM and FOX 13.
Newsweek
Jess Thomson
Oct. 17, 2024
Tropical Storm Nadine has stayed relatively the same strength for several days, but it still has potential to intensify into a more powerful storm. Nicholas Grondin, assistant professor of environmental studies, said 鈥渢ropical cyclones will intensify if and when they encounter favorable environmental conditions, even if they had been a weaker system for a significant amount of time.鈥
The Washington Post
Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Joshua Partlow, Bryan Pietsch, Jason Samenow and Karin Bruilliard
Oct. 8, 2024
University of Tampa students Miranda Carver and Maddy Cortes decided to stay in Tampa during Hurricane Milton, but not in their small off-campus house. Instead, they were at a hotel built to withstand hurricane-force winds. 鈥淭his is eerie鈥 We鈥檝e just got to really hope and just pray.鈥
Students were also interviewed by Chicago Tribune, Forbes, FOX 9 (Minneapolis), FOX 8 (Cleveland), CBS Boston, News 12 (Edison, NJ), TMJ4 (Milwaukee), AJC (Atlanta), N12WC (New York City), CBS Philadelphia, NBC Bay Area (CA), WHO-AM (Des Moines, IA), WVIT (New Haven, CT), KELO (Sioux Falls, SD) and several other news stations about their hurricane experience.
Yahoo! Finance
Robin Hartill
Oct. 4, 2024
A strong job market can drive inflation higher, but high inflation can also reverberate through the U.S. labor market. Thomas Stockwell, assistant professor of economics, explained the balance between inflation and jobs: 鈥淗igher prices will eventually slow, or even reverse, demand growth. With less demand, the need for more labor is reduced鈥 By reducing demand for goods, services, and business investments, there鈥檚 less pressure on both wages and prices, so inflation slows.鈥
Alive Tampa Bay
Greg Truax
Oct. 4, 2024
David Wheeler, associate professor of communication, was a guest on the OnThePoint show on NewsTalk WHBO AM 1040. He and several other experts analyzed the vice presidential debate.
How to Save Money: 10 Expert-backed Ways
U.S. News & World Report
Geoff Williams
Oct. 3, 2024
Elio Alfonso, associate professor of accounting, gave his No. 1 strategy on saving money: If you usually get a tax refund, adjust your withholding allowances. "Basically, you are giving the IRS an interest-free loan during the year for absolutely no reason," he told the outlet.
A Q&A With Dr. Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg
Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine
Jo-Lynn Brown
October issue
President Dahlberg sat down with Tampa Bay Business and Wealth magazine for a Q&A on her background, her experience as a new Tampa resident, and future projects at the University.
Dangerous Helene Charging Toward Florida
FOX Weather
Sept. 26, 2024
Two 小优视频ampa students, Terrence Concannon and Johnny Diesel, expressed their concern over Hurricane Helene after it upgraded to Category 4 but before it made landfall. 鈥淚t鈥檚 got a very eerie feeling, very quiet,鈥 said Concannon. 鈥淵ou can definitely sense the feeling of something that鈥檚 coming.鈥
Students were also interviewed by FOX 8 (Cleveland) and FOX 13 about their hurricane experience.
Town Crier (Wellington, FL)
Mike May
Sept. 19, 2024
Kate DeSimone鈥檚 hometown newspaper announced her selection to the NCAA DII All-American softball team. Following the Spring 2024 season, DeSimone, now a senior, was also selected as the Sunshine State Conference Pitcher of the Year.
The Art of Sound: The Story of the 小优视频 Soaring Bell Tower
WEDU PBS
Sept. 19, 2024
The Ars Sonora documentary made its on-air debut on WEDU Arts Plus. The documentary details the lengthy process of acquiring the Ars Sonora on campus and the symbolism of the bell sculpture.
Theme Park Artist Gets Wild New Show
ABC Action News
Deiah Riley
Sept. 12, 2024
Out of Context, a sculpture exhibit by local artist Michael Hulfish, is now on display at the Scarfone/Hartley Gallery. This exhibition offers a fresh perspective on the work of Hulfish, a renowned commercial and fine artist whose sculptures, signage and installations have adorned numerous businesses across the country and Tampa Bay.
Tampa Bay Business Journal
Breanne Williams
Sept. 12, 2024
小优视频 has officially changed its nickname, with the goal of distinguishing itself from universities in other states. The University's president, Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg, said it will drop the nickname 小优视频 and opt for 小优视频ampa to assert its pride in the city it is based in.
A similar story appeared on WUSF, WFLA, ABC Action News, FOX 13, WTTA, Tampa Bay Times, WQYK, WRBQ, Florida Business Observer, WBIR (Knoxville), WDUV and 10 Tampa Bay.
ABC Action News
Deiah Riley
Sept. 6, 2024
President Dahlberg appeared on ABC Action News Exclusive for a sit-down interview. Dahlberg explained her vision for the University, including increasing its name recognition.
Let People Prosper
Vance Ginn
Sept. 3, 2024
Abby Hall Blanco, associate professor of economics, was recently on the Let People Prosper Show, to discuss her new book, How to Run Wars: A Confidential Playbook for the National Security Elite.
CNN
Ramishah Maruf
Aug. 31, 2024
Mark Lang, associate professor of marketing, analyzed consumers鈥 yearly excitement about pumpkin spice season, which is upon us earlier than ever. Lang says it signals 鈥渢he beginning of a season, which, as humans, we like that cycle,鈥 Lang said. 鈥淭hese seasonal things are tied to the patterns of agriculture, and our society was created around agriculture.鈥
Yahoo! Finance
Robin Hartill
Aug. 23, 2024
Michael Coon, associate professor of economics, explains the difference between tariffs and inflation: 鈥淭ariffs affect very specific sectors of the economy, and inflation is looking at the economy as a whole. The price of a few goods going up is not inflation.鈥
College Move-in Week Begins
FOX 13
Aug. 21, 2024
Families are dropping off their students at 小优视频ampa鈥檚 residence halls to begin another semester. One of the new additions on campus is the Grand Center, a residence hall and academic building that will house approximately 700 students this fall.
A similar story appeared on ABC Action News, WFLA and WTTA.
Tampa Bay Business Journal
Anjelica Rubin
Aug. 20, 2024
The Lowth Entrepreneurship Center has chosen the members of its Spartan Incubator cohort for 2024-2025. The program is designed to cultivate business ideas from recent graduates and early-stage community businesses and turn their ideas into viable businesses. Josh Ray, new venture adviser, said 鈥渢he level of innovation and drive we鈥檝e seen during the selection process is truly inspiring.鈥
ABC Action News
Jamal Andress
Aug. 13, 2024
Inflation on the wholesale prices that manufacturers receive for their products slowed in July, but some Americans still aren't feeling any relief. "When the typical everyday American is sitting here struggling to afford rent, struggling to buy groceries, struggling to pay for gas 鈥 the economy is more than just the stock market. The economy is everyday Americans like you and me," said Thomas Stockwell, assistant professor of economics.
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Tampa Bay Business Journal
Breanne Williams
July 31, 2024
Just over a month into her tenure, Tampa Bay Business Journal asked President Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg about her goals for the University. 鈥淲e want to have the kind of reputation that opens doors for alumni, nationally and globally,鈥 told the outlet.
ABC Action News
Deiah Riley
July 24, 2024
Robin White, nursing program director and associate professor of nursing, was interviewed ahead of last summer鈥檚 medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic. 鈥淭he first time that I went 15 years ago,鈥 White told the outlet, 鈥淚 never intended it to be an annual trip. But it was so life-changing for me that I felt that it needed to be opened up to students.鈥
FOX 13
Kevin O鈥橠onnell
July 16, 2024
University of Tampa鈥檚 summer lacrosse camps on campus attracted more high-level talent after the team won the NCAA Div. II national championship last spring. "Now we're seeing a more competitive caliber athlete that's reached out both in the '26 and '27 class," Head Coach Kelly Gallagher said. "We're excited to get to know them and bring them down and see if they can handle the heat." Gallagher and her staff also earned DII staff of the year honors.
The Republic
July 12, 2024
Pede Hollist, professor of English and writing, was featured in The Republic鈥檚 (a Nigerian publication) interview column 鈥淔irst Draft.鈥 Hollist wants more people to know about the diversity of Sierra Leonean literature: 鈥淚 wish people are aware of the efforts by Sierra Leoneans to write in the country鈥檚 national languages, and the financial struggles to support young writers.鈥
ABC Action News
Larissa Scott
July 12, 2024
In a newly released听report听from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index dropped 0.1% from May, the first time prices fell since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. 鈥淭he CPI came out, I think the inflation rate was 3% year over year,鈥 said Thomas Stockwell, assistant professor of economics. 鈥淢ost economists were projecting about 3.1%,鈥 said Stockwell. This drop could be a sign that inflation is cooling after an unexpected surge earlier this year.
WalletHub
Lilah Butler
July 1, 2024
Jennifer Burton, associate professor of marketing, was tapped for an expert opinion on the car insurance provider Amica. Burton cited Amica鈥檚 high customer satisfaction rate and broke down the factors that calculate such a strong rating.
Tech Policy Press
Joseph Jerome
June 27, 2024
Joseph Jerome, visiting assistant professor of communication, lists 10 issues that are priorities to consider in light of the American Privacy Rights Act facing potential committee markup.
Afar Magazine
Victoria Walker
June 18, 2024
The general population knows Key West鈥檚 history as a military town with rail connections and eclectic vibe, but many people do not know its stories of Black history. 鈥淜ey West is much more laid-back, more unique, more eccentric [than Orlando or Miami]鈥攖hat鈥檚 what they sold to a large extent; that [they were] not a generic tourist destination,鈥 says Robert Kerstein, author of听Key West on the Edge and professor emeritus of government.
Tampa Bay Business Journal
Brooke Strickland
June 14, 2024
Tampa Bay Business Journal named David Gudelunas, dean of the College of Arts and Letters, as a 鈥2024 Business of Pride鈥 honoree. Gudelunas鈥 research focuses on sexuality and media representation, and he has made it his mission to promote an inclusive learning environment at 小优视频ampa.
Forbes
Tom Layberger
June 14, 2024
小优视频ampa鈥檚 baseball team credits much of its success to the strong team chemistry cultivated by a family atmosphere. Head Coach Joe Urso has preached the importance of family to his team since he first started coaching, and even new players quickly latch on. 鈥淲e lost a lot of players from last year鈥檚 team, and we didn鈥檛 know how everything was going to click as far as that family feeling with bringing everybody together,鈥 said outfielder and recent grad EJ Cumbo. 鈥淚t clicked right away in the fall when we did a lot of team-building type stuff.鈥
News-Gazette (Champaign, IL)
Jennifer Bailey
June 13, 2024
The friends and family of Jake Stipp, MBA student and pitcher for Spartans baseball, are celebrating his national championship win in his hometown of Danville, IL. Stipp summarized his season to reporter Jennifer Bailey, saying the championship was 鈥渢he biggest sports highlight of (his) year.鈥
WFLA
Sara Filips
June 9, 2024
Spartans baseball鈥檚 ninth national win ties the Spartans with Florida Southern for the most championships in this division. This win also marks six national titles since 2000, which the university says is more than any other school at the NCAA level.
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Tampa Bay Times
Brett Friedlander
June 7, 2024
Leading up to the baseball national championship, Head Coach Joe Urso and his team were gearing up for another win. Now that the team has secured their ninth championship victory, Spartans baseball is tied with Florida Southern for the most national championship wins in NCAA Division II.
The Hill
Vivekanand Jayakumar
June 7, 2024
Vivekanand Jayakumar, associate professor of economics, wrote this opinion piece about when and how the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates. Jayakumar theorizes that policy makers relying on data to make decisions are using a backward-looking approach that is more reactive than proactive.
Baltimore Sun
Craig Clary
June 5, 2024
Kelly Gallagher, women鈥檚 lacrosse head coach, was quoted in a story about star player Sophi Wrisk: 鈥淪he has such a great IQ as an athlete and she is just so much fun to play with because she connects so well with her teammates and she is always in the right place at the right time,鈥 Gallagher said of Wrisk, who scored five of the Spartans鈥 13 goals in the national championship win over Adelphi University.
Tampa Bay Times
Joey Knight
May 31, 2024
Spartans baseball Head Coach Joe Urso and Assistant Coach Sam Militello have played baseball together since they were in Little League. They have different skills in the sport, so their coaching partnership requires them to trust each other on their respective specialties. 鈥淗e doesn鈥檛 question (me), he just knows that, 鈥楢ll right, whatever you say, this is what we鈥檙e going to do,鈥 and vice versa,鈥 says Militello. 鈥淪o I think that鈥檚 a big thing, and we鈥檝e had that from Day 1.鈥
Tampa Bay Business Journal
Alexis Muellner
May 30, 2024
小优视频 campus will now feature Richard Indiana鈥檚 iconic 鈥淟OVE鈥 sculpture. The sculpture is the first installment of an interactive sculpture trail planned for campus and funded by longtime donors Gene and Patsy McNichols.
A similar story appeared on and 10 Tampa Bay.
WFLA
Kenny Morales
May 29, 2024
Baseball coaches Joe Urso and Sam Militello鈥檚 relationship has helped build the Spartans into a national power. During their tenure, 小优视频 has won five national championships, and 24 conference championships, and earlier this month, the duo celebrated their 1,000th career win together. 鈥淭hey鈥檝e got a very special bond,鈥 Spartans catcher Santiago Garavito said. 鈥淭hey鈥檙e like peanut butter and jelly, they just go together.鈥
WFLA
Kaycee Sloan
May 29, 2024
小优视频鈥檚 women鈥檚 lacrosse won the NCAA national championship for the first time in program history.
A similar story appeared on .
Associated Press
Dee-Ann Durbin
May 20, 2024
Snack brands like Oreos and Frito-Lay have been experimenting more with 鈥渟hock flavors,鈥 like ranch-flavored ice cream or mustard-flavored Skittles, after positive feedback from Gen Z. Mark Lang, associate professor of marketing, explains that the trend 鈥渟ends the message that (these brands) are current and fun.鈥
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The Hill
Christopher Coyne and Abby Hall Blanco
May 17, 2024
Abby Hall Blanco, associate professor of economics, co-wrote this opinion piece about U.S. foreign policy amidst the global landscape of war. She states that, while other countries are in conflict with each other, 鈥淚t is exceptionally difficult for many to rise above the fog of war and look at the big picture. But they must do so, or else we will remain mired in a myopic and continuous cycle of war-making, moving from one crisis to the next.鈥
Tampa Bay Times
Joey Knight
May 16, 2024
Head baseball coach Joe Urso has amassed 999 wins after almost 25 years coaching the Spartans. He鈥檚 one of three local coaches to have reached the milestone at one school, and one of the other three coaches is head volleyball coach Chris Catanach.
