USF students were all over the map this spring break working as election
observers in El Salvador, creating computer networks at two Peruvian
schools, and working on a coffee plantation in the Guatemalan highlands.
Their immersion experiences and retreats impressed upon them, students
said, their roles as men and women for others.

Bridging the Digital Divide

A computer science group takes Tacna,
Peru high tech. [more]

Safeguarding Democracy

Students act as election observers in
El Salvador. [more]

Helping at a Guatemalan Harvest

An immersion in a peasant village was a
taste of the good life. [more]

Community and Communion

Experiencing L’Arche in Toronto and
Sacred Quest in Death Valley. [more]

Teaching excellence through social justice. Walter Gmelch appointed new dean of the School of Education. [more]

Program teaches “how-to’s” of peace. Peace and Justice Studies draws concerned students. [more]

Beyond the bottom line. An MBA course aids the Hanna Foundation. [more]

When centerfield is really center. A renovation of home field reshapes USF baseball. [more]

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