USF News No More Homeless Vets Leon Winston ’03, MNA ’05 arrived at Swords to Plowshares — a Bay Area nonprofit that serves homeless veterans — as a client, fresh out of rehab and...
USF News Food Fight Alexina Cather MPH '15 grew up in a single-parent household where food was scarce. Later, she worked in restaurants and realized what a difference...
USF News USF Makes Princeton Review’s Top Colleges List USF’s unique blend of location, academics, and dedication to service and social justice has once again landed it among the 384 best colleges in the U...
USF News Law Alumna Wins $10M For Police Misconduct Three years after freeing her client from a wrongful murder conviction, Kate Chatfield JD ’06 and her team won $10 million in civil damages for...
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USF News Own Your Story The simple act of telling your story can change your life, says Mi’Jan Celie Tho-Biaz MA ’03, EdD ’13. “There is something about stories that have...
In the Press What It Takes to Be a Trial Lawyer If You're Not A Man In more than a decade of arguing cases in court, I’ve witnessed the stubborn cultural biases female attorneys must navigate to simply do their jobs.
Athletics Dons Mourn the Loss of Walter McCarthy SAN FRANCISCO – The University of San Francisco mourns the loss of E. Walter McCarthy, who passed away earlier this week. McCarthy was the oldest...
Changing the Future of Healthcare From Here Adam Abate MPA, HSA ’19 was recently awarded the prestigious Albert W. Dent Graduate Minority Student Scholarship. Abate shared his journey through...
From District Attorney to Dean Tamara Lawson ’95 had planned to become a civil rights attorney, but took a path to an alternative career focused on making a difference. This spring...
College News Learning to Lead, Ropes Course Edition Alexandra Kennedy BSM ’18 shared her experiences in her Personal Branding and Career Development class, and specifically, how the semester ended—with...
In the Press Bay Area women recall visit to respite center in Texas SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Although 711 migrant children are still separated from their families in government shelters, 1,800 other children have...
