Restaurants, hotels, and other businesses gradually reopen with new operational practices and infrastructure designed to keep people safer from COVID-19 during the weeks ahead.

USF scientists produce a glowing COVID-19 pseudotype to study susceptibility factors and disparities across diverse populations.

As more and more states, including Florida, revoke or allow their "stay-at-home'' orders to expire, it is important for businesses to understand the scope of the orders being issued that plan for economic recovery and how to best prepare their businesses. Read more.

HEXA Consulting, organized by six undergraduate students at the University of South Florida, is now offering cost-free consulting services to businesses in the Tampa Bay Area.

USF Assistant Professor Sarah (Ying) Zhong is researching the effectiveness of a technology designed to sterilize and re-charge N95 and surgical masks, making them safe for re-use in under five minutes.

Clearwater business owners and civic leaders weigh in on transitioning back to full-time operation during COVID-19 and seizing opportunities to start fresh.

USF Bulls navigate new norms as the university continues its pandemic-driven transition to virtual learning, including virtual commencement.

As Florida businesses and public service organizations weigh the pros and cons of a gradual reopening in the midst of a global pandemic, words of wisdom and experience are being proffered from several areas of expertise. Learn more.

USF college students who are sheltering in place on campus without access to meal plans or cafeterias increasingly turn to USF food pantries to stave off hunger. You can help by making a donation of $10 or more.

Volunteers from the USF College of Nursing at the Tampa Police Department pool resources to help lower-income families in Sulphur Springs neighbhorhood.