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Read the story: From USF Classrooms to the World Cup Stage
December 4, 2025

From USF Classrooms to the World Cup Stage

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Read the story: The University of San Francisco’s Thacher Gallery Presents ‘The Light Is Still On: The 23rd Thacher Art + Architecture Annual’

The University of San Francisco’s Thacher Gallery Presents ‘The Light Is Still On: The 23rd Thacher Art + Architecture Annual’

April 28, 2022
Read the story: A Family Affair
Engaged Learning

A Family Affair

April 13, 2022
Read the story: Been There, Giving Back
Engaged Learning

Been There, Giving Back

April 13, 2022
Read the story: Twins on a Mission
Engaged Learning

Twins on a Mission

When Merhawit and Meseret Mehzun were looking at colleges, they each had the same wish — to attend separate schools. But after a college-tour trip during high school, each twin, independent of the other, ranked USF as her top choice.

March 29, 2022
Presentation only image for The Swig Program in Jewish Studies and Social Justice at the University of San Francisco to Hold the Inaugural Alvin H. Baum, Jr. Memorial Lecture on March 27

The Swig Program in Jewish Studies and Social Justice at the University of San Francisco to Hold the Inaugural Alvin H. Baum, Jr. Memorial Lecture on March 27

March 23, 2022
Read the story: USF Team Researches Cancer, Honors Lost Student
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USF Team Researches Cancer, Honors Lost Student

In 2014, Merak Melikian Hatounian transferred to USF from a community college near his home in Southern California. He loved his new school: the beautiful campus, the location in the city, friends and classmates.

March 23, 2022
Read the story: Buzzing Solutions
Giving

Buzzing Solutions

March 15, 2022
Read the story: Fostering Community and Connection
Giving

Fostering Community and Connection

March 14, 2022
Read the story: Scholarship for Spanish Speakers Offers Sport Management Experience
Engaged Learning

Scholarship for Spanish Speakers Offers Sport Management Experience

March 9, 2022
Read the story: Students Use Design to Make a Difference
Passion for Justice

Students Use Design to Make a Difference

The St. Anthony Foundation in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood feeds more than 1,000 people each day. It also offers a health clinic, a clothing program, a technology center, and job training — in several buildings across its city campus.

January 21, 2022