College of Arts and Sciences News

Patricia Sibulo ’25 talks about internships, earth science, engineering, and environmental justice.

After more than three decades of service, Professor Ho has retired from USF Law, leaving behind a legacy of commitment to legal education and student success. 

Kit Rich ’05 says that she developed confidence as a writer during her time as a student at USF — creative chops that are now paying dividends with Isabel’s Garden, her critically-acclaimed debut as a filmmaker.

Aastha Mirchandani ’27 talks about internships, private equity, and the importance of keeping an open mind.

On an immersion in Paris this summer, seven students in the Mellon Scholars program attended the Disparate Narrative Worlds Conference to study “crisis, conflict, and the possibility of hope” worldwide.

Logan Wroolie MS ’25 talks about startups, mentorship, and the value of networking with people just a few years older than you.

Each day, 12,000 people are bitten by venomous snakes worldwide. Three USF graduates are working towards the antidote.

Nikita Landfield ’26 talks about internships, software, and the importance of embracing what you don’t know.

More than two decades ago, Professor Bruce Wydick helped lay the foundations of the M.S. in International and Development Economics (IDEC) program at USF. He has played a central role in shaping the program’s mission and academic rigor.

At a time when each job opening receives an average of 150 applications, how can you stand out?