School of Law News

Rodrigo Bueno de Los Santos graduates this month, a semester early, with a degree in finance, an economics minor, and a full-time job as an investment banking analyst for Bank of America in New York.

Throughout her legal career, alumna Doris Cheng ‘98 has made it her mission to amplify more voices from under-represented groups. Earlier this month, Cheng donated $100,000 to USF Law in support of her mission.

A trio of USF Sport Management grads is helping establish a legacy team in women’s soccer.

Staying in the city over winter break? Here are six things to do.

The University of San Francisco School of Nursing and Health Professions has launched the Nurse Health Equity Scholars program, the first of its kind in California.

The University of San Francisco’s Thanksgiving Food Drive has been a cherished tradition for 28 years. This year, organizations across campus went head-to-head to raise enough funds to feed over 100 families in the Western Addition and Tenderloin neighborhoods of San Francisco.

Allen Hardison ’19 has succeeded Mitch Cox ’98 as commissioner of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the most successful Division II intercollegiate athletic conference in the U.S.

Craig Santos Perez MFA ’06 won the 2023 National Book Award for poetry for his book, from unincorporated territory [åmot], the fifth work in a series about his native Guam.

At the Meet the Pros event, USF alumni from top organizations met with students on campus last week to answer questions about jobs, internships, and company cultures.

Professor K.M. Soehnlein invites you to become a better writer and bring your full self to the MFA program at USF.