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Take 5: AI and the Future of Work
In this issue's Take 5, David Guy Brizan, professor of computer science, says don’t just face it — embrace it.
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Izaiah Tovar ’26 talks about neuroscience, medical research, and the importance of following your passion.
Psychology professor Alex Ochoa is leading a research team studying how athletes regulate emotions under pressure. The goal is to provide USF teams with an assessment of how each player functions in tense situations and improve team cohesion and communication in locker rooms, on courts, and on fields.
Theo Lavota-Robertson ’29 talks about study abroad, rice dumplings, and the beauty of a language barrier.
Ember Young ’26 talks about broadcasting, baseball, and how to find a position in a field you love.
The University of San Francisco hosted 32 higher-education leaders from the nation’s Jesuit universities for a three-day immersion into the rapidly evolving AI landscape in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
President Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95 met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on June 25, as part of a visit by presidents of Jesuit universities and colleges in North America and Central America.
Magdalena Macias kept telling herself one thing while she was applying to medical schools: all it takes is one yes.
Students from the first cohort of the Horizon Collective wrapped up their inaugural year last month by presenting their final research projects.
Brent Blaylock will join the University of San Francisco as athletic director, effective June 9. USF has sought an athletic director since October, when Larry Williams, who held the position from 2022–25, passed away while working out on campus.
Sahar Naseri ’29 met with members of Congress in April, advocating for Afghan girls’ access to education. She was blocked from attending school in 2021, when the Taliban instituted an indefinite ban on girls’ secondary and higher education in Afghanistan.