Building for the Future

USF is committing $100 million to create spaces that are as welcoming as its Jesuit values

Through campaign investments, USF will build – and remodel – for the future. A renovation of existing facilities and creation of new spaces will promote collaboration, innovation, and community among faculty, staff, and students.

New Dining Commons on Lone Mountain Will Give Students More Meal Options

A renovation of the Wolf and Kettle Café will more than double the amount of seating for students, add a full kitchen, and create a free-standing pavilion building with dining commons located on the existing lawn area and patio outside of the Wolf and Kettle.

The Cura Personalis of Design

New spaces on campus will engage mind, body, and spirit.

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Reimagining the Harney Science Center

Harney is in for a transformation. With the new engineering program comes a planned construction project that will give Harney a bright new look, as well as create a space for students to hang out, work on group projects, and use machinery for prototyping and designing.

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students in the cafeteria laughing and engaging with each other

Expanding our Dining Commons

The Wolf & Kettle Café will be expanded into a full-on dining commons, which will include groceries for students with kitchens in the new 600-bed residence hall being constructed on Lone Mountain. The dining commons is being designed by the architects who design Whole Foods in Northern California.

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Building the New Sobrato Center Event Space

USF has raised $15 million to expand the gym and event space at War Memorial Gymnasium. The center will boast a premium seating level, a hall of fame, and expanded practice and weight-training facilities.

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