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News
USF Artist "Imagines" Peace Billboard Exhibit
(5/27/08)
Peace. What's it good for? And more importantly, what does it look
like? That's exactly what artists from 10 countries around the world
want Bay Area residents to contemplate when their work goes on display
on San Francisco billboards May 26.
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Current TV to Air Media Studies Student Documentary
(5/13/08)
Working alongside award-winning filmmakers Sam Green and Kevin Epps
during the spring semester paid off in a big way for a team of
University of San Francisco media studies students, when Al Gore's
Current TV agreed to air their documentary.
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Inaugural California Prize Awarded for Disaster Preparedness
(4/14/08)
Lynn Fritz, founder of the non-profit Fritz Institute, has won the first University of San Francisco California Prize for Service and the Common Good for his organization's development and deployment of software aimed at improving logistical response during disasters.
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Garden Project Grows Awareness of Food Issues
(3/26/08)
What was once a bare patch of land at the base of Lone Mountain has become a living laboratory for a group of students interested in organic farming, and other issues surrounding food.
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USF, Students, Star in Wyclef Jean Music Video
(3/11/08)
Wyclef Jean versus Democratic Party rivals Sen. Barak Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton? That's the premise of a new music video of the hip-hop artist, directed by University of San Francisco media studies major Alexandra Platt slated to air on MTV.
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