Author Archives: laylasouchet

The Twilight Saga is not known for being a literary masterpiece and the movies aren’t getting nominated for Oscars anytime soon. But then they surprise you. Bill Condon is a Golden Globe winner for directing the movie Dreamgirls. It’s no … Continue reading →

Since 1974, The University of Tampa has ceased to have a football team. That’s 38 years that the Spartans have derived their school spirit from other sports. Granted, UT doesn’t have the largest amount of school spirit but no football … Continue reading →

By:  Brianna Reinsant, Ashley James, and Layla Souchet How would you plan an attack on the United States?   This was the assignment given to New York University graduate students who had to describe their hypothetical attack in a 10-15 page paper.  … Continue reading →

By: Layla Souchet In his spare time, Dennis Edison enjoys exercising and playing guitar in between finishing his Music Major at The University of Tampa. But Edison has another hobby. He has traveled the world on his bike. Throughout his … Continue reading →

By Layla Souchet Every year across the world, schools, clubs, organizations and sports teams participate in an event called Relay For Life. All throughout the night, members of teams walk around a track or field. At these events, teams set … Continue reading →

Leah Wilkinson still remembers the day her life changed forever. While sitting in her 5th grade class in upstate New York on September 11th, 2001 she can still recall the nagging feeling that something wasn’t right. People were too quiet. … Continue reading →

In addition to preparing for life away from home, students at UT also had to deal with a national convention just a few blocks away during the first week of school. From heightened security, to lack of sleep and a … Continue reading →

When making a television show, people tend to focus on the star or stars of the show instead of the masterminds behind the operation. Workers, such as the writers, producers, and even crew members, occasionally get left behind when it … Continue reading →