USF News Phoenix Rising Julia Nelson should be dead, according to her at least. And by any account, that she’s alive is pretty amazing. That she’s graduating with honors...
USF News Carbon Zero, Global Hero For most companies and schools, carbon neutrality is still a dream. For USF, it’s now a reality.
USF News Congratulations to Our Grads! Diplomas were handed out, caps were tossed, and confetti was flung on Friday morning at USF. Fresh from the first ceremony of the day, graduates...
USF News Grads Say Bon Voyage This week, over 2,000 newly minted graduates will receive their diplomas in St. Ignatius Church. Below, four student commencement speakers reflect on...
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USF News Dons on the March Congratulations are in order for more than 2,200 Dons graduating this spring. USF will honor 1,102 undergraduates, 1,098 graduate students, and 163...
In the Press High court says Apple lawsuit can move ahead A divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that consumers can pursue an antitrust lawsuit that claims Apple has unfairly monopolized the market for the...
Athletics BASE | Rain Postpones Game Two vs. CSUN, Moved to Sunday DH Steady rain in the Bay Area Saturday forced the postponement of game two of the non-conference baseball series between the University of San...
College News Risk, Reform and Rivalry in the Asia Pacific Today During the spring semester, the USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies invited graduate students to participate in its 2019 Kiriyama Workshop Series,...
Justice Rules Each time the Hon. Christopher Honigsberg ’05 enters the courtroom, he sees his role as twofold: handling the cases before him, and ensuring that the...
College News Bridging Cultures with Boba, An Evening with The Boba Guys On Wednesday, April 10, 2019, the USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies hosted an event featuring the founders of “Boba Guys.” Thanks to the generosity...
In the Press Nurses Climate Challenge mobilizes nurses to educate 50,000 healthcare professionals RN, Professor of Health Policy at University of San Francisco Barbara Sattler joins us to talk about the Nurses Climate Challenge. It's a national...
