Camila Gomez's profile photo

Camila Gomez

Florida

Staff Writer at The Oracle

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | usforacle.com | Camila Gomez |Joana Riva |Isabella Oefelein

    The USF Faculty Senate called on USF leadership to withdraw University Police from an agreement with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that will allow campus police to enforce immigration laws. During a special Faculty Senate meeting on Friday, senators expressed concerns over how USF’s international community – faculty and students alike – would be affected by the agreement, which has not yet taken effect.

  • 2 months ago | usforacle.com | Camila Gomez |Kieran Konopka |Camille Grall

    USF is one of 60 schools across the country under federal investigation for antisemitic discrimination and harassment. The Department of Education sent letters to the universities on Monday, warning them of “potential enforcement actions” for not protecting Jewish students on campus in compliance with the Civil Rights Act. The letter is the latest development in an ongoing attempt by President Donald Trump’s administration to tackle antisemitism at colleges and universities.

  • 2 months ago | usforacle.com | Camila Gomez |Maria Cortes

    Over three months after an ethics investigation into USF’s student body president and vice president began, some Student Government Senators were disappointed with the Senate’s failure to charge them with statutory violations during a Tuesday meeting. Prior to the meeting, the Ethics Committee had found Student Body President Suryakanth Prasad Gottipati and Vice President Sumit Jadhav breached SG statutes.

  • 2 months ago | usforacle.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García |Joana Riva |Camila Gomez |Lily Belcher

    USF President Rhea Law’s resignation announcement sparked mixed reactions among the USF community. Law sent out a universitywide email on Monday saying she will step down from her role after a “national search” for a new leader is run. “The time is right for the next president to lead a new chapter of our university,” Law said in the email. Some are thinking ahead about what qualities USF’s next president should have, while others are reflecting on Law’s impact on the university.

  • 2 months ago | usforacle.com | Maria Cortes |Joana Riva |Camila Gomez |Lily Belcher

    From the possibility of a universitywide one-hour block with no classes to concerns around freedom of speech, Monday’s Student Government presidential debate discussed the USF community’s future. The hour-and-a-half debate in the Marshall Student Center’s Oval Theater featured two tickets. A third ticket, which has not been announced, is also running in the elections but did not attend since participation was optional.