College of Arts and Sciences News

In the latest employment survey conducted by USF, 81 percent of graduates from the Class of 2022 report they are employed (compared to 77 percent from the year before), and 10 percent are continuing their education.

Linda recounts her journey as a nurse in the military during the Vietnam War.

Three Dean's Scholarship recipients reflect on their experiences as graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Associate Professor Annette Regan shares her experiences building a mission-driven research program and collaborating with health researchers across the globe.

Thao “Annie” Le’s law school experiences have centered on advocating for survivors of domestic violence.

The portion of the USF campus known as Lone Mountain contains a rich tapestry that makes the location a unique and cherished landmark in the heart of San Francisco.

Here are 2023’s most read USF News stories, starting with the No. 1 article.

Nine USF professors share their books published in 2023.

Valerie Lam ’23 spoke at her commencement Dec. 15, urging fellow School of Management undergraduates to look to the future. For Lam, a business administration major, the future means starting a job at TIAA, the retirement fund, as a human resources associate in San Francisco. She got the job through the first friend she made at USF.

University of San Francisco alumnus and philanthropist, Gordon P. Getty ’56, celebrates ninety years of life on December 20, 2023.