The USF African Student Association (ASA) has collaborated with C. Leon King High School (KHS) in Tampa to establish an affiliate program on the high school’s campus. The adoption of KHS into the ASA community is intended to educate students about African heritage and prepare them for the world outside of grade school. Any student, regardless of cultural background, is welcome to join, according to Foday Jaward, president of the African Students Association.

With eyes focused on what’s ahead and a tight grip on the reins, for a moment Bryanna Tanase feels free on top of her horse; for a moment, she forgets about her disability. Diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at 11 months old, Bryanna has lived her entire life in a way that most cannot imagine. Cerebral Palsy is a disability that affects the connection between the body’s movements and the brain. Cerebral Palsy also affects fine motor skills and coordination.

On the radio station HOT 101.5’s Instagram stories or at their events, Scott Tavlin, nicknamed “Scotty the Body” by the station, is typically found performing a crazy dance move or doing anything to excite those around him. To everybody who knows him, that’s what Tavlin is known for.