“It’s great to network with people face-to-face — on the other side of the world,” said Noah David ’26.

After 10 years in professional baseball, Bradley Zimmer is back at USF to finish what he started.

Maya Jaramillo-Visconte ’24 first saved seeds as part of her environmental studies coursework at USF. Today, she is saving seeds as part of her profession. In a three-year internship for the San ...

A business founder committed to bridging the gender equity gap in corporations, Katica Roy is also getting involved at USF, joining the board of the Women in Leadership & Philanthropy initiative.

Provost Don Heller announced the advancement of 18 faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences, seven from the School of Nursing and Health Professions, three from the School of Education, three ...

Adrian Maldonado MFT '17 with his daughter at his USF graduation. “I was a high functioning addict. I did well in school but I also did drugs everyday,” admits Adrian Maldonando, MFT ‘17.] “Looking ...

The institute invites applications for up to three Visiting Artist-Scholars during the academic year. We seek candidates able to spend 6-8 weeks in residency at USF (dates to be finalized with ...

SAN FRANCISCO (April 16, 2025) – The first of its kind in legal education, the University of San Francisco School of Law (USF Law) has integrated generative AI (GenAI) into its first-year curriculum ...

University of San Francisco students in the Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH) and Master of Public Health (MPH) programs celebrated National Public Health Week with a series of health ...

"How colleges are adapting to the decline in liberal arts majors" "What is college good for? Absolutely nothing, say Republicans (and some Democrats)" "The liberal arts may not survive the 21st ...

Scarpetta holding a North American desert iguana, the closest living relative of the iguanas in Fiji. It sounds like an idea for Pixar’s next animated film: Land-loving iguanas from North America ...