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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
Five USF graduates who boldly pursued international careers share their expert advice on turning expatriate dreams into reality.
On a Saturday morning, an hour before the doors open, the faithful form a line.
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.
Google headquarters is just 40 miles from USF’s campus, and Cyrus Ahanin ’24 wasn’t going to pass up a chance to visit and learn about working there.
Nearly 1,000 attendees packed the Sobrato Center on February 6, eager with anticipation for the evening’s conversation between Dr. Clarence B. Jones and Sterling K. Brown — two thought leaders in the realms of social justice and entertainment.
Presentation Theater, the 430-seat venue in the School of Education building on Turk near Masonic, has been renovated and is now open for business.
USF grad and professor supports Half Moon Bay farmworkers and their families through hardship and heartache.
Next time you’re in the city to cheer on the Dons, visit your USF student, or tour the Hilltop with a future USF student, try these spots and enjoy the city like a local.
