USF News Digging up the Past Growing up, history major Kaila Rain Thomas '18 often heard stories about her grandfather, a founding member of the Alabama Black Liberation Front —...
USF News Felonies to 4.0s When Antonio Reza arrived at USF in 2016 after serving jail time, he didn't want his new classmates or professors to know about his past. His goal...
USF News Rise, Thrive, Give Back On Feb. 9, Carol Herbstman ’80 attended her first Dons men’s basketball home game since 2011, cheering the squad to a 78-72 victory over conference...
USF News Success for Black Students Though Mike’l Gregory ’22 was accepted by UCLA and UC Berkeley, he says he chose USF because he wanted “to be in an inclusive environment that really...
Twitter Some say #USFCA Toler residence hall has the best view. Would you agree? : george7134452 https://t.co/B8K9rj5GtN
Profile Every Stitch a Story Ria Angelica Laxa ’21 sees sewing as math made tangible — and as love made wearable.
In the Press Application Growth Finally Slows at U of California Even as selective colleges in many parts of the country report increases, system sees application decline -- after years of increases. Some of...
Athletics WBB | Pilots Navigate Past Dons' Comeback Effort An energetic second half charge brought the San Francisco women's basketball team right back into Thursday's West Coast Conference contest, but...
College News Philosophy Class With a World View Established in 1976, the Janet and Mortimer Fleishhacker Chair was created by San Francisco donors Frances and Mortimer Fleishhacker III to support...
USF Athletics: Aiming Higher With nearly 300 student-athletes, 17 programs, and more than a century of competitive athletic history in San Francisco, the legacy of USF Athletics...
College News "As Long as it Takes” and “A Home Within" - The Effectiveness of Psychoanalytic Play... Dr. June Madsen Clausen, Program Director of USF’s Clinical Psychology PsyD Program, has been studying the mental health of children in foster care...
In the Press The Significance of Sacred Spaces More and more Americans are connecting with their heritage. It’s why we are willing to spend hundreds of dollars on ancestry websites, which tell us...
