USFSP Students Brave Cold snap with Outdoor Adventures
ST. PETERSBURG,FL – Despite unseasonably cold temperatures dipping into the 40s,USF St. Petersburg students embraced the chill with a series of outdoor activities documented by the Crow’s Nest on November 4, 2025. From beach bonfires to kayaking expeditions, students found ways to enjoy the outdoors, showcasing resilience and a spirit of adventure in the face of the cold.
The recent cold snap, a stark contrast to Florida’s typically mild November weather, prompted a surge in students seeking unique experiences. The Crow’s Nest captured thes moments, highlighting how the USFSP community adapted and thrived despite the lower temperatures. The photos reveal a campus life that extends beyond the classroom, emphasizing the importance of social connection and outdoor recreation for student well-being. As the semester progresses, these activities provide a welcome respite and foster a strong sense of community among students.
The photo gallery features students gathered around a bonfire on the beach, bundled in layers as they shared stories and laughter. Others are pictured kayaking through the waters of Tampa Bay, navigating the chilly breeze with determination. The images, captured by Gabriel Ballester-Rivera, offer a glimpse into the diverse ways students are making the most of their college experience, even when faced with unexpected weather conditions.
As of November 4, 2025, the photo gallery has garnered 161 views and 0 likes on The Crow’s Nest website. The article was written by alisha Durosier.
