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“Storm, form, norm, perform — that’s the approach for consulting,” said Arielle Davenport MBA ’25. And that's the approach she and her fellow MBA students took on a working immersion in the Netherlands.

Grace Yam ’24 was looking for something a little different than a traditional school club could offer. The idea of creating an on-campus, student-run advertising agency came to her in April 2023.

These members of the Class of 2024 have jobs waiting for them. What will they be doing? How did they land those jobs? What’s their advice to students?

Five USF graduates who boldly pursued international careers share their expert advice on turning expatriate dreams into reality.

Ellen Veomett uses AI to measure the impact of redrawing congressional district lines.  Her work is getting national attention.

Art was the conduit through which Pacita Abad LMA ’72 advocated for marginalized people.

At the second annual Startup Summit, presented on campus by USF’s Startup Club, five teams pitched business ideas to four judges with experience in the startup world. One team received $10,000 from the Office of the Provost to fund its project.

Thirty years after Lerisa Puckett graduated from Saint Francis High School in Mountain View, she walked into a classroom at USF. The students might have done a double take.

Should artificial intelligence write a paper for you? Write code for you? Give you legal advice?

Civil rights activist Clarence B. Jones was awarded the nation’s highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, May 3 by President Joe Biden, who recognized Jones’ lifelong commitment to social justice and his work with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.