Learn by doing. Make mistakes. Make connections. Create a community of progress.
Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., the Jesuit-educated public health leader who played a prominent role during the COVID-19 pandemic, will give the commencement address to the humanities and sciences graduates on May 16 in St. Ignatius Church.
Nathaniel Gonzalez ’25 was one of three lifeguards on duty honored at a civic ceremony in February for saving the life of a longtime Koret member who suffered a heart attack in the pool.
USF’s own Lateefah Simon MPA ’22 has been elected to California’s 12th Congressional District seat, succeeding Rep. Barbara Lee.
Choose from more than 100 majors and minors. Mix them and match them to suit your interests and aspirations.
Economics? Data science? Creative writing? Museum studies? Sport management? Find the program that works for you.
Enhance your existing skills. Acquire new skills. Increase your knowledge and your value with liberal arts education — without the commitment of a full academic program.
Come to the city that welcomes you. Come to the campus that wants you. Bring your whole self to the University of San Francisco.
Come learn by doing. Work with your classmates. Do research with your professors. Create team projects and solo projects, too.
While USF professors are world-class scholars and researchers, they’re at USF because they put teaching first. This means they put you first. So ask them questions. Stay after class. See them as mentors. They won’t bite.
Come to the Hilltop and join a community of changemakers.
“At USF, classes are small. We have a lot of discussion. We challenge each other. I love everything about it.”
Athene Emeli Marston
Philosophy & Computer Science ’25
“In San Francisco, I can embrace my culture and the work I want to do to help people around me.”
Annie Hodge
Critical Diversity Studies ’27
“I felt drawn to USF for the underlying social justice values present in each major and course of study.”
Jae Masino
Politics ’23
