- The History of the Cuban Sandwich
November 24, 2023 - The New York Times
This creative illustrated story takes a look at the history of the Cuban Sandwich and explores the great "Who does it better?" debate: Tampa or Miami. (Hint: neither!) - A collection of 80,000 photos documents Tampa history from 1950s-2010s
July 6, 2023 - Paul Guzzo, Tampa Bay Times
With more than 65,000 pictures chronicling Tampa’s people, places and events from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s, the Burgert Brothers Photographic Collection has for decades been an invaluable resource for professional and hobby historians. A sequel of sorts is coming via the Skip Gandy Photographic Collection. - USF researchers create 3D models and virtual tours honoring the legacy of President Jimmy Carter
March 24, 2023 - Meghan Bowman, WUSF Public Media
USF researchers traveled to Plains, GA, to document the Jimmy Carter National Historical Park. They were tasked with preserving the President’s boyhood farm and other places in his hometown. - Top 10 Books: International Women’s Day 2023
March 8, 2023 - Mariana Vieira, International Affairs
This year marks the fifth instalment of our International Women’s Day reading list. Books written by women should be celebrated all year-round for their outstanding contributions to the field of International Relations and you can find more excellent work by women authors in our IA Bookshelf series. On this occasion, we highlight books reviewed in International Affairs in the last twelve months, and their respective impressive authors. Look out for these future household names pushing the fields of conflict prevention, Latin American studies, European foreign policy and American military history. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but rather an indicative measure of how promising the future looks!