Features
What is AI Good For?
In the city that builds AI, USF faculty, students, and alumni are using it to do good.
75th Anniversary of the 1951 Dons Taking Their Stand
They might be the greatest team you’ve never heard of. But today, 75 years later, the ’51 Dons have more fans than ever, thanks to a choice they made off the football field.
They Went Forth
In 1961, John F. Kennedy called on Americans to learn a language, leave home, and serve abroad. Since then, 377 Dons have said yes to the Peace Corps. Meet five of them.
Features From Past Issues
When Julian E.J. Sorapuru ’22 saw his last name on the gravestone of Pope Leo XIV’s grandparents, he did some digging.
They knit green-and-gold replica jerseys. They wear clown outfits to cheer at War Memorial. They bake cookies for USF athletes. Here, we profile a few of the many devoted to the green and gold.
Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95, USF’s new president and first lay president, was born in San Francisco, educated at USF, and has served as a professor and an administrator at USF. Now he’s back — and looking forward.
There are 250 athletes at USF competing in 14 Division I sports, ranging from baseball to beach volleyball. How do they stay fit? Avoid injuries? Maintain their mental fortitude? Here, 10 athletes share the habits that are key to their success.
The USF community is filled with entrepreneurs — and not just from the business program.
As the Iwo Jima flag-raising photo turns 80, here’s the story of the USF alumnus who snapped it
Supported by scholarships, USF students go forth and make a difference
Weekly games started more than 40 years ago with USF international students, establishing a lasting tradition in the community.
From the crack of dawn to long past dark, there’s always something happening on the Hilltop.