Audio: Vogt in Majors after Rays Make Surprise Decision

Our Reporters

• Wayne Garcia
  • All the news that’s fit for Bulls — Friday, March 9
  • Student Government elections start today
  • Developing story: TB on campus alert sent to USF Tampa students, faculty
• Brittany (life as a college journalist)
  • Hate Wall speaks out against bullying, promotes equality for all
  • HART 2013 budget: fate of services uncertain
  • No controversy in USF election
• jpolito
  • Unheard but not unseen, ASL interpreter hears with hands for USF students
• Veronica Case
  • Many Students are Saying “Buh-Bye” to Cinemas
  • USF women’s ultimate frisbee team through sections, on to regional tournament
  • USF women’s ultimate frisbee team to lose two key players for fall season
• Ron Algood
  • Swing is a happening thing, again!
  • USF School of Theatre and Dance presents “Blood Wedding”
  • My experience swing dancing at USF: “Would you like that slow, fast, or bouncy?”
• Tessa Walter
  • USF Students Embrace Tattoos in Their Own Way
  • Scallywag deemed ineligible by USA Ultimate
  • USF men’s ultimate frisbee team finishes just out of contention in tournament
• Sean Barows
  • Big East conference woes overshadow future of USF football
  • Major Story #3: Bull Runner Ridership Increasing
  • Aristil works hard to defend Big East title
• sheenabell
  • Retail therapy to help clear the mind
  • A mother away from home in religious studies departmnt
  • Religion in America: is the end near?
• Meghan Mangrum
  • Mental health issues prevalent among 18- to 24-year-olds
  • Dirty laundry raises awareness for female victims of violence
  • First advertising student selected in College of Business’ 25 Under 25
• Paul Lockwood
  • We Love Zombies!
  • End of Semester Events
  • Ellen Mueller showcased at Starting Fires exhibit
• Kerstin Hutchens
  • A Trend in College Students with Internships
  • ADPI Cheer, Toss and Tumble
  • Greek Week
• cdifonzo
  • ‘It’s Only Money:’ Michael Salsbury and his calculated addiction to poker
  • If your computer has a webcam, you should read this… and invest in Post-It notes.
  • USF enforces new smoking policy on campus
• Julianne Goins
  • Student employees go into the wild
  • Three organizations vying to become USF’s ninth sorority
  • 5 things you don’t know about USF sororities and fraternities
• Stephanie Henderson
  • Campus Dining Trends
  • P.R.I.D.E Alliance to host Gay Prom
  • Muslim student group responds to Terry Jones’ Quran burning
• sepatri3
  • Adderall or “College Crack” gives students a competitive edge
  • Golden Bull Award helps USF student leave legacy
  • USF holds Earth Day celebration to bring attention to ‘Pride of Place’
• Diedra Rodriguez
  • Goff inaugurated as Student Government’s 53rd president
  • Are you smarter than Diaz?
  • Judy Genshaft on USF budget cuts: ‘There’s still time to make a difference’
• Stephen Hanewinckel
  • 3D Spreading Through All Forms of Tech
  • Bulls softball increases its winning streak to 10
  • Sara Nevins leads the stampede into Big East
• Katie North
  • 4lokos…Crazy or Dangerous?
  • The last drive of spring
  • New facilities are raising the limits
• Valerie Quintana
  • The pursuit of research: divers take major risks exploring Florida’s underwater caves
  • Katelin Kaiser takes on animal rights at USF one duckling at a time
  • Smartphones: A growing trend among college students
• Natalie Watson
  • Trend seen in group buying sites
  • Closing time: Students prepare to move out of residence halls
  • Former RA is Miss USF Runner-Up
• wgassett
  • Digital Music Sales Plummet; Digital Piracy Carries On
  • USF Celebrates Earth Week 2011
  • USF Takes a Stand Against Sexual Violence
• Stephanie Fred
  • Hidden Dangers: Narcotics in Your Kitchen
  • Admissions department responds to visitor feedback
  • Admissions extends application deadline for incoming freshmen
• Brittany Weiner
  • Dr. Stephen John Hartnett to Speak at Annual Communication Day
  • PPLC at Harvard changes one USF student
• nflammia
  • AUDIO: No. 21 Bulls Defeat No. 4 Florida
  • AUDIO: Bulls Experience a Day in the Big Leagues
  • AUDIO: USF honors Selmon with building dedication
• christineclewis
  • Forgetting “Good Hair” – The Natural Trend
  • The NAACP Participates in Fight Back Floida
  • Tension rises as USF’s NAACP looks to the future
• mmijide
  • University of South Florida Goes Mobile
  • Past successes lead to future opportunities for Hernandez
  • USF student government President-elect Matthew Diaz ready to serve
• daniellelynn17
  • The University of South Florida Caters to recent trends in Diet and Health
  • Pi Kappa Alpha remains on suspension pending completion of USF investigation
  • USF Greek Week starts Monday, benefits The Children’s Miracle Network
• Victoria Rapp
  • Adderall, a student’s new study buddy
  • FSA to welcome new executive board
• Atecia Robinson
  • Video: USF awaits word on whether it will win a Climate Leadership awards
  • Prayer vigil held at Publix for agricultural workers for justice in the fields
  • Itchy skin, stiff clothes, dishwasher residue? Hard water explained
• mwhitney88
  • AUDIO: Lightning win on emotional day to stay in the playoff hunt
  • AUDIO: Bulls use strong pitching to clinch USF Invitational
  • Philanthropy beats out partying for most USF ‘Greek’
• Kari Fuhrmann
  • Imagine if there was a cure for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s
• Nicholas Trobiano
  • Arbor Day festivities sprout all over campus
  • Students recognized during National Student Employment Week
  • Smoking ban? No biggie
• Zoe Stiling
  • Survey finds female engineers’ lack of confidence contributes to leaving field
  • Electrical engineering students complete the circuit
  • Solar charging improvements highlight clean energy research
• ernestinaxavier
  • First comes love, simultaneously education: USF student talks marriage and college
  • Photo essay: Green, gold, and a touch of pink for USF football body-painters
• Daniel Wadi
  • USF professor gives the lowdown on meanings, dangers of being on the “down-low”
  • Professor’s outlook goes deeper outside classrooms
• Sarah Lonergan
  • Arts course focuses on performance
  • Economic backlash to blame for unreported domestic violence
  • USF students make social work a community priority
• Shaleria Faison
  • Pay by Space deducts stress for students in the week before finals
• Rebecca Forman
  • The Weekly Bump
  • Business plan competition submissions due Friday for contest next week
  • High gas prices leading the way to independence from OPEC and crude oil?
• Sarah Ruiz
  • Delivering The Oracle’s news each morning, the old-fashioned way
  • Christianity takes a step toward the future with online resources
  • Creemers’ personal crusade for Christ
• Elise Walsh
  • Dogs, googleplexes and final oral presentations in professional writing class
  • Low turnout for high-stake Student Government positions
• Allie Hansen
  • USF Police adapt to ‘denser’ cyclist and pedestrian population
  • Day in the Life: Creating climate and environmental awareness
• Robert Scime
  • Farmer’s Market proves sweet as honey for some student consumers
  • Gasaholism: living and coping with a self-inflicted disease
  • USF driving study offering $500 a year
• Morgan Simpson
  • Working out alone in the Athletic Weight Room
• Vivian Gil
  • Smoking outdoors only
  • USF sorority hopefuls rush to register Greek
  • Physical appearances place heavy burden on sororities
• Rachael Sena
  • Skull scan: forensic anthropology at work
  • Passion for culture drives career in anthropology
  • USF anthropological researchers face tough ethical conflicts
• Krystal Modigell
  • Want to start a new USF tradition in the fall? Vote online now
  • USF students set Guinness World Record
  • Saudi government sends students to USF for education, culture
• Briana Sellers
  • USF graduate student inspires classmates with the story of her homeless past
  • Business students enjoy fresh air workouts
  • US citizens maintain divided opinion on illegal immigration
• David Rhinehart
  • Enter the Bronies
  • The Video Game Club goes to PAX
  • ‘Body Stories’ play brings something new, ends its run this weekend
• Christen White
  • Report shows college binge drinking occurs among underage students
  • USF seniors get excited to graduate
  • From renowned student to distinguished alumna, Donna Petersen honored by Johns Hopkins
• Rebekah Wright
  • Students have trouble getting accepted into the College of Nursing
  • Drastic weather change draws large crowd into the library
• Jamie Lewis
  • Day in the Life: A chilly sunset over USF
  • USF dance club revives 1920s with swing
  • CBS News correspondent Lara Logan set for campus speech tonight
• Johanna MacLauchlan
  • Time out for some pool
  • Speech Pathologist grateful for opportunity to create bond with patients suffering from impairments
  • Dedication to work, earns USF clinical instructor Milestone Award
• Chloe Lykes
  • Preview of some works in the upcoming senior art thesis exhibit: The Vault
  • ‘I’ll tell you Dad, rap isn’t crap. You just can’t hear it right.’
  • Planned Parenthood denies $500K from Tucker Max
• Natalia Prieto
  • Group for troops at USF bake sale
  • Indian national makes cultural connection with Bollywood dance
  • USF international student population is on the rise
• Jessica Edmondson
  • Riding the Bull Runner
  • Humanities Department cultures students and reaps the results
  • USF humanities department hopes to boost student interest through culture, jazz
• Erica Collura
  • USF researchers conduct ‘biggest fish survey ever’ after oil spill
  • Two heads better than one? Scientists fear genetic mutations for fish in BP oil spill
  • USF professor David Hollander discovers lingering sea plumes after BP oil spill
• Casey DeFreitas
  • Grotesque Burlesque provides an artistic outlet for theater student
  • It’s studying, really: A false fight for finals in theater
  • USF theatre department says an arts fee would make its productions more accessible to students
• Margarita Abramova
  • USF graduate paints her battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma
  • History professor Dr. Nickels leaves behind legacy
  • Master of Fine Arts graduate students exhibit their masterpieces
• Fayeza Fatema
  • Tighter budget could limit future research
  • Psychology department blitzes their graduate students
• Veronica Gaucher
  • USF receives $2.5 million National Institute of Health grant to further study antimalarial drugs
  • USF beer club brews their own ‘refreshments’
  • Library printer malfunction causes long lines, backup
• Kenya Jenkins
  • Taking time out from studies for a little Mortal Kombat in the Skypad
• Sa'Brielle Robinson
  • Children’s disease catches adult by surprise
  • USF’s counseling center there for students who need help
  • Are you getting any?
• Divya Kumar
  • Janitors keep company on late-night shift
  • Students commemorate fallen fraternity brother
  • Women find unconventional allies in fraternities
• Dominique Lewis
  • There’s just no escaping the paperwork
  • USF student’s ambitions intact after shattering knee
  • USF’s Department of Criminology cancels job fair
• Jordan A
  • Doing the parking waiting game, in the rain
• Jordan Smith
  • Age-related diseases linked to dysfunction in mitochondria
• Kelsey Hull
  • USF students hope new video will attract support for foster kids
  • USF certificate programs rise in participants
  • USF chants pride in fight song video contest
• kamedina
  • Cutting edge solution: More lasers = architecture student productivity
  • Coffee + studying = library Starbucks
• Allison Chalifoux
  • Day in the life: class for social change collects school supplies
  • Employment increase means more job opportunities for college students
  • Counseling Center hosts relaxation and stress reduction workshops
• mandalee227
  • Day in the Life: Maintaining the sidewalks
• Sissy Yee
  • A Day in the Life: USF Campus Rec tests its fire drill
• paige1191
  • Day in the Life: USF construction
• ngryniewicz
  • VIDEO: Ospreys prey on Bulls, USF baseball’s first loss
  • AUDIO: Bulls basketball edges Cincinnati in final seconds
  • AUDIO: Women’s basketball defeat Pittsburgh 62-50, get back to .500 in Big East
• Ali Settel
  • AUDIO: Competition Heats Up For Playing Positions In USF Baseball
  • AUDIO: Bulls Baseball Steps Up and Earns Top Spot In Ranking
  • AUDIO: Anderson’s high jump goes terribly wrong..again!
• Alfredo Muente
  • AUDIO: Softball wins again via Devine intervention
  • AUDIO: Relentless softball team notches 25th win with walkoff
  • AUDIO: Softball’s Ericksen discusses softball youth movement
• Marc Seide
  • The Top 5 things about Sara Nevins
  • Roaring applause to golf claps, USF athlete switches sports
  • The top five reasons the late Lee Roy Selmon deserved Wednesday’s athletic center renaming
• Kirsten Karbach
  • AUDIO: Dinelli coming through in a pinch
  • AUDIO: Defense Took a Hit with Bernard Injury
  • AUDIO: WNIT Basketball, USF takes down FIU
• Faith Marie Willis
  • Snoozing at school
  • All the news that’s fit for Bulls – April 20 edition
  • Visualize the debt
• Natasha Stopford
  • USF plants thriving despite severe drought
  • Silently speaking: ASL in high demand at USF
  • Finding funds for Best Buddies
• ovathanasin
  • USF Basketball Club bonds over shoe addiction
  • Day in the Life: Balancing school and work
• middlemanpress
  • Audio: Moore Makes Final Adjustment before Season
  • Audio: Jennings to Play Centerfield as Upton Returns from Injury
  • Audio: Vogt in Majors after Rays Make Surprise Decision
• Marissa Kosiec
  • Day in the Life: Architecture student finishing semester project
  • Feral cats on campus: nuisances or simply homeless?
  • Canceling concussions in organized sports
• Alex Kennedy
  • USF prepares for three-game series against Big East rival Louisville
  • Breaking down USF’s 2012 football schedule
  • USF men’s basketball team can still fight its way into NCAA Tournament
• Patti McDonald
  • Audio: Bulls have passionate practice readying for Spring Game
  • AUDIO: Spring Practices Helps Bulls Prepare For First Scrimmage
  • AUDIO: Lightning Center Steven Stamkos In Pursuit of Goal No. 60
• Francesca Basinger
  • Amnesty International provides hope for the hopeless
  • A Day in the Life: Lost
  • USF program struggles to keep up with high demand for nurses
• Sam Raziuddin
  • Day in the Life: Taking time out to shoot some hoops
  • Tennis player’s long journey proves her dedication to the sport
• Gareth Rees
  • Day in the Life: Library packed because of finals preparation
  • With the help of her walker ‘Bob,’ senior double-majors, defies medical experts
  • Snuffing out smoking on campus
• phuongduong
  • Day in the Life: Aletheia church band holds concert
  • Rock climbing emerges as great escape for college students
• Ryan G.
  • Day in the life: Student-led tours show potential Bulls the campus
• ruchikadbp
  • USF students enjoy a game of Humans vs. Zombies
  • Day in the Life: Green and Gold Guide ‘walks’ early
  • Concealed weapons on USF campus still up for debate
• Kara Hamm
  • Day in the Life: Hunting for bugs
  • With rising in-state tuition, study abroad may be the way to go
• Melissa Willoughby
  • A wheelchair doesn’t deter student from Broadway dreams
  • Day in the Life: Evangelizing for better exam scores
  • Tampa second most smog-polluted city in Florida
• Andrea Castleman
  • USF Tri-Bulls upset with lack of funding from Student Government
  • Day in the Life: Study outdoors, pooch in hand
• Rebecca Bailey
  • Stray cats remain a problem on campus
• Michaela Williams
  • Day in the Life: Aramark delivers linens at J-P dining
  • Bull Runner increases number of passengers
  • Students raise awareness by living below poverty line
• Kelsey Lindstrom
  • Volunteering boosts your immune system; USF volunteer group wants to spread the health
  • Day in the Life: A USF Graduate (almost)
  • USF fills need for blood
• Mina Abgoon
  • Day in the Life: Workers dig for an improved campus
  • Red light cameras cause controversy
  • Organization aims eradicate homesickness among international students
• Kerriann Thompson
  • USF Latin Student Association’s Goal for a Cure Soccer Tournament raises money for cancer victims
  • Day in the Life: Stand for a cause, stand for the Gulf
• courtalexa
  • A Day in the Life: Picturing God
• jmbower2
  • A day in the life: Working on the sidewalk outside the Burger King
• helloookay
  • Day in the Life: Setting the board for a Christian rock band
• kbaureis
  • A Day in the Life: Thor visits the bookstore
• gregwhartley
  • Day in the Life: Making a Rube Goldberg machine
• jberiadavis
  • Day in the Life: Car campaign flies its flags
• breaallen
  • Day in the Life: Senioritis
• saraoconnell1
  • Day in the life: Looking out over Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza
• bashia
  • Day in the Life: Post-honeymoon snap back to reality
• samrose624
  • Day in the Life: concert rocks at the Marshall Center Amphitheater