Tampa drop-in center for homeless reopens with new name, leadership
Months after closing because of federal funding cuts, The Shop in Seminole Heights is reopened as The Drop.
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Arts roundup: Localtopia looms, Art Week Tampa arrives
Sample Tampa's arts scene, celebrate St. Pete's small businesses.
St. Pete school Indi-ED reimagines education around real-world skills
Indi-ED's St. Pete Standout youth leadership competition connects 100 Bay Area students with business and community leader mentors.
USF Bellini College associate dean shares AI insights
USF's Lawrence Hall discusses current state of AI and looks to the future.
Community Foundation Tampa Bay looks to build on record year for scholarships
In 2025, Community Foundation awarded more than 550 scholarships and over $2 million.
USF prof’s app targets mosquito habitat, fights tropical diseases
USF College of Public Health associate professor Benjamin Jacob has developed a potential game-changer in the fight against tropical diseases - a smartphone app that quickly locates and identifies mosquito breeding habitats so they can be targeted, treated, and destroyed.
Tampa Bay History Center names new President, CEO
New Tampa Bay History Center President and CEO Audrey Chapuis brings decades of leadership at cultural and academic institutions to the role.
Promoting cervical, breast cancer screening among minority women
Healthcare professionals and cancer survivors educate and advocate for increased cervical and breast cancer screening among minority women.
Buzz: Record $40 million gift establishes AI, cybersecurity college and USF
Arnie and Lauren Bellini's record $40 million gift to USF establishes the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing
Tampa architect explores architecture’s role in segregation
In his new book "Architecture of Segregation: The Hierarchy of Spaces and Places," Tampa architect Jerel McCants explores the role the profession has played in separating races and ethnic groups.
Arts roundup: Localtopia looms, Art Week Tampa arrives
Sample Tampa's arts scene, celebrate St. Pete's small businesses.
St. Pete school Indi-ED reimagines education around real-world skills
Indi-ED's St. Pete Standout youth leadership competition connects 100 Bay Area students with business and community leader mentors.
USF Bellini College associate dean shares AI insights
USF's Lawrence Hall discusses current state of AI and looks to the future.
Community Foundation Tampa Bay looks to build on record year for scholarships
In 2025, Community Foundation awarded more than 550 scholarships and over $2 million.
USF prof’s app targets mosquito habitat, fights tropical diseases
USF College of Public Health associate professor Benjamin Jacob has developed a potential game-changer in the fight against tropical diseases - a smartphone app that quickly locates and identifies mosquito breeding habitats so they can be targeted, treated, and destroyed.
Tampa Bay History Center names new President, CEO
New Tampa Bay History Center President and CEO Audrey Chapuis brings decades of leadership at cultural and academic institutions to the role.
Promoting cervical, breast cancer screening among minority women
Healthcare professionals and cancer survivors educate and advocate for increased cervical and breast cancer screening among minority women.
Buzz: Record $40 million gift establishes AI, cybersecurity college and USF
Arnie and Lauren Bellini's record $40 million gift to USF establishes the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing
Tampa architect explores architecture’s role in segregation
In his new book "Architecture of Segregation: The Hierarchy of Spaces and Places," Tampa architect Jerel McCants explores the role the profession has played in separating races and ethnic groups.
