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From the USF Newsroom

Doing Enormous Good

01-23-2013Martin_Jenkins

Founded on Sept. 18, 1912 in downtown San Francisco, on the corner of Market and Seventh streets, the school has grown from 39 students to more than 700 today. U.S. News and World Report ranks it 10th in the nation for ethnic diversity.

USF's Three Million Dollar Man

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Sometimes life throws you a curveball. Consider 21-year-old Kyle Zimmer, who dreamed of playing professional baseball ever since he was a little boy, but joined USF’s team as a barely noticed walk-on with no scholarship and little chance of playing. Coaches at the university spotted something special in Zimmer, however—a raw talent—and together they decided to take a chance. This is the unlikely story of how one player started on USF’s baseball team as an infielder and left as a star pitcher, chosen by the Kansas City Royals in the first round of the draft with a $3 million signing bonus and a genuine shot at the big leagues.

Philosopher Wins Distinguished Research Award

01-08-2013Manuel_Vargas

The impulse to kick your leg when the doctor knocks your knee with a rubber mallet is involuntary; cheating on a chemistry exam is a choice… right?

New Leaders Bring a Fresh Perspective to USF 

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The University of San Francisco has new leaders overseeing fundraising, branch campuses, and two of the university's storied academic centers. 


Campus Community News:

USF Prof Captures Suburbia in New Photo Exhibit

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The University of San Francisco's Beth Yarnelle Edwards' new photo exhibit, "Suburban Dreams," is on display at the Oakland Museum of California. Edwards' images use Silicon Valley as a backdrop to capture realistic photos of everyday suburban life and are included in her 2011 book of the same name. The exhibit runs through June 30.

Pete Roselle '50, "Father of the Super Bowl"

01-28-2013USF alum Pete Roselle

As the 49ers prepare to take on the Ravens in the NFL's Super Bowl in New Orleans on Feb. 3, football fans can thank the University of San Francisco's Pete Roselle '50 for inventing the big game. 

USF Athletics:

Hot-Shooting Dons Down Pepperdine, 86-78

Dickerson scores 26 points as Dons nail 14 three-pointers to pull away late.

Last-Second Shot Falls Short as Toreros Escape with a Win

USF's comeback bid falls short as San Diego wins 63-61.

Women's Basketball Faces San Diego Saturday Afternoon at War Memorial

USF embarks on a three-game home stand on the Hilltop, its longest of the season.