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The federal dollars will support five projects at the cancer center's Speros complex in Land O' Lakes involving Moffitt, USF, a collective of tech startups and Pasco-Hernando State College.
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As more people learn about USF and what it offers, applicants and GPAs are increasing. Admission officials tell "Florida Matters Live & Local" how research, athletics and other factors are adding to the attraction.
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South Florida lost its third American Conference game, allowing the Pirates to pick up a third-and-17 in the final seconds to set up a 55-yard game-winning field goal.
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What kind of role does all that investment play when it comes to the overall success of the university and its students? Apparently quite a bit.
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The new head coaches were hired a day apart in March to maintain the successes of their predecessors. Their debuts are part of a doubleheader at Yuengling Center on Monday.
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The Bulls' defense returned two fumbles for touchdowns and racked up six sacks while backup quarterback Luke Kromenhoek replaced an injured Michael Van Buren Jr. to revive a sluggish offernse.
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Archaeological researchers using ground-penetrating radar in 2020 identified about 70 possible graves. Later excavations confirmed that human remains were still present, contradicting earlier assurances that the cemetery had been cleared.
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South Florida's defense kept the Golden Flashes out of end zone and scored on a 96-yard fumble return to break a two-game losing streak. The Bulls' offense again struggled in the first half of a game.
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Lace up your skates, get a little artsy or run through a sea of bubbles. From Halloween fun to live competitions, Tampa Bay has plenty of ways to keep you moving this weekend.
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The Bulls saw a 17-10 halftime lead turn into a 20-17 deficit heading to the fourth. They took the lead on their only possession of the final quarter, but lost on a Roadrunners' TD with 15 seconds remained.
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The scientists identified a vulnerable piece of the recurring malaria parasite P. vivax, advancing efforts to develop a vaccine against relapse-causing infections.
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Nixon fired up the crowd with an energetic case for more government involvement in medical care, college tuition and affordable housing.