Rhea Law’s lifetime bet on the University of South Florida
Dr. Rhea Law reflects on four decades shaping USF and the responsibility that comes with growth.
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Why Tampa Bay growth requires learning not just hiring
Sustainable growth in Tampa Bay depends on developing people not just hiring them.
Rays stadium future heads to a vote
A Jan. 20 board vote could open formal talks tied to a proposed Rays stadium and mixed-use development.
New History Center CEO frames Tampa’s past as power
As Tampa grows faster than its memory, the History Center’s new leader sees the past as civic infrastructure.
Why Lions World Vision Institute is moving beyond mobile care
After years of mobile screenings, Lions World Vision Institute is building a permanent vision care hub to close gaps that mobile care cannot solve alone.
USF real estate program accelerates with $1.25M gift
A $1.25M gift and new leadership are accelerating USF’s push to build a full real estate education pipeline in Tampa Bay.
USF confirms new president
USF has officially confirmed its next president as Moez Limayem prepares to return to Tampa Bay.
Academy of the Holy Names unveils $16.5M campus upgrade with new 2-story Health and Wellness Center
The Academy of the Holy Names is investing $16.5M in campus upgrades anchored by a new 2 story, 13K sq ft Health and Wellness Center.
Meet Dieumerci Christel, whose journey from a refugee camp is reshaping student-teacher connections
Born in a Tanzanian refugee camp, Dieumerci Christel is building Enlightapp to help schools strengthen connection and student engagement.
Tampa startup using AI to build custom curricula for schools
A Tampa ed-tech startup is using AI to help schools build custom curricula that fit every learner.