Research Rising
Undergraduate students at the University of San Francisco are increasingly tackling advanced research with faculty, coauthoring journal articles with professors, and presenting findings at national conferences. Such opportunities are normally reserved for graduate students at larger universities.
Also:
Graduates on a National Stage
Take This Job and Love It
More than 1,700 USF students hold on-campus jobs, earning money for college and helping the university run smoothly. We highlight a sampling of some of the more interesting campus jobs and the students who occupy them.
Where Do We Go From Here?
Four USF professors offer their perspectives on the recession—what’s not being talked about, how other countries are being impacted, and whether the U.S. may emerge as a stronger nation.
Departments
Everyday Heroes
Laura Euphrat ’89, a pediatric nurse, grants the wishes of seriously ill
children.
First Person
The Newspapering Life, by Carl Nolte ’55.
Jesuit View
Why Teaching Literature Matters
Alumni
- Homecoming Weekend 2009
- From the Alumni Director
- Class of 1968 Reunion
- Lone Mountain Reunion
- Alumni Notes and Obituaries
News
USF responds to global recession
Jesuit Superior General visits USF
Alumna nominated for U.S. education post
School of Education offers human rights emphasis
Alice Waters to receive California Prize
Nursing alum wins Fulbright grant
Ireland President receives honorary degree
Sports
A roundup of the Dons’ spring performances; USF Sports Hall of Fame
