Carrie Pinkard
Carrie Pinkard is the Stephen Noble news intern for the summer 2019 semester. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Florida State University in English, before heading to USF St Pete to pursue a master’s in journalism.
During her first year as a graduate student at USF St Pete, Pinkard worked as Features Editor for USFSP Connect, as a science journalism intern, and as a freelance writer. Next school year, she will be the Arts and Life Editor at The Crow’s Nest.
She hopes to become proficient in many different ways of telling stories, and to one day work as a multimedia journalist.
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It’s time to stock up on sandbags. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced today that the chances for an above-normal hurricane... -
Every summer, fish and other marine life are forced out of their habitats in the Gulf of Mexico due to an insidious “dead zone.” The area, also known as... -
Start your engines, the Firestone Grand Prix will be returning to St Petersburg every year for the next five years. The city has served as the kick-off... -
Next year, you will be able to fill out your U.S. Census form the same way you order Uber Eats – on your smart phone. On Wednesday, local and state... -
Ten years ago, a student made the front page of the Tampa Tribune for winning Homecoming King at Gaither High school. Sam Piazza's since inspired a... -
When most people hear the name “Dr. Dre” they probably think of the famous rapper. But some King High School students associate the name with a...
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On Sunday afternoon at 12:30 p.m., lifeguards along Clearwater Beach blew their whistles, warning beach goers that a storm was quickly approaching. The... -
By Carrie Pinkard Boaters and nature lovers in Pasco County will soon have more room to roam. Anclote River Park is expanding by 14 acres, and officials... -
When Robert Bertini was a graduate student at Berkeley, he received a fellowship from a University Transportation Center , or UTC. Today, he's the... -
By Carrie Pinkard Tampa celebrated its 132 nd birthday on Monday. Instead of cake and candles, the city marked the occasion by opening the doors to Old...
