USF prof’s new poetry collection celebrates Florida’s daily rhythm
USF English professor Heather Sellers' new poetry collection, "Women in Tampa Talking about Alligators," is the final entry in a trilogy documenting her native Florida.
Coverage of programs that deal with gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, physical ability, and socioeconomic status; are focused on fair access to resources and opportunities; and, those that create environments where people feel welcome, respected, and fully accepted.
USF English professor Heather Sellers' new poetry collection, "Women in Tampa Talking about Alligators," is the final entry in a trilogy documenting her native Florida.
Across Tampa Bay, independent bookstores are making a comeback by offering a sense of place, distinct personality, and human connection that online retailers can't match.
Two new ULI Tampa Bay events will bring together land-use and real estate professionals for regional tours, networking, and leadership development.
Art Everywhere awarded close to 30 arts organizations a combined $350,000 in grants for events that can establish Pinellas County as a cultural destination.
After Countdown Improv Festival co-founder Justin Peters was diagnosed with brain cancer, the improv community stepped up to make sure the show goes on.
Back-to-school supply drives and giveaways provide crucial resources to the Tampa Bay region's economically disadvantaged students and families.
The #SafeSummerSeries is funded by the Children's Board of Hillsborough County and the Hillsborough County Commission
When it comes to financial planning and investing, women often bring a different perspective to the table than men.
A look at the arts events and exhibits around Tampa Bay in July
Area nonprofits like Feeding Tampa Bay and Crisis Center of Tampa Bay are weaving a more connected safety net.
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