College of Arts and Sciences News

A USF professor and research team are using two NASA grants and the Hubble Space Telescope to test the mathematical model of the Big Bang Theory and use AI to explore 30 years’ worth of Hubble images and data.

When they collected their diplomas on Dec. 12, these members of the Class of 2025 already had jobs lined up. What will they be doing? How did they land those jobs? What’s their career advice to current students?

In his address at USF’s 167th commencement ceremonies today, Daniel Lurie, mayor of San Francisco, called on new graduates to “find something in society that you think is unacceptable, and then go do something about it.” 

Switching gears from marketing at Ford to a healthcare startup might seem like a big leap. But for USF MAPC grad Hedda Damasco, it was a journey of self-discovery. Her story shows how the program encouraged her to find work that truly resonates with her values.

When the FIFA World Cup arrives in North America, millions of fans will pour into 16 host cities across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Behind the scenes of Coca-Cola’s massive tournament presence is USF Sport Management alum Ryan Morse ’15, now an Account Director at global agency 160over90.

Thomas Sweeney ’15 reflects on over a decade in the NBA, including nine seasons with the Golden State Warriors and his current role as Manager of Season Ticket Services for the Chicago Bulls.

Since 1925, USF’s College of Arts and Sciences has kept alive the Jesuit tradition of providing a college education centered in the liberal arts. And now it’s time to celebrate.

This academic year, USF has introduced artificial intelligence in classes all over campus. Here are some of the ways students are using AI.

Two members of the USF community have been honored as Fulbright recipients.

Priscilla Arrighi ’25 talks about internships, art, and professors who help.