USF News Remembering Rosary Celaya Castro-Olega ’78 Rosary Celaya Castro-Olega ’78 was retired but she decided to pitch in and help care for COVID-19 patients earlier this year.
USF News Is it Art or is it Activism? On the morning of Tuesday, June 2, when Eiselle Ty ’17 saw black squares all over her Instagram feed, she shook her head. “I’m sorry, but a solid...
USF News What’s in Play on Election Day? COVID-19 has reached the oval office. Social justice protests continue. There’s an open seat on the Supreme Court. Election Day looms. Time for a...
USF News Online Learning Will Continue Through Spring 2021 USF will remain a primarily remote learning institution for spring semester, with an eye toward reopening campus in fall 2021. The university based...
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USF News Can a Guitar be an Instrument of Peace? Sometimes, for some of us, in some circumstances, life boils down to a choice: six bullets or six strings? At the nonprofit called Guitars not Guns...
In the Press For parents of color, schooling at home can be an act of resistance Professor Monisha Bajaj discusses how for parents of color, schooling at home can be an act of resistance. "We have an opportunity to offer... The Conversation
Athletics Coffee with the Legends | Episode 4: Giving Back SAN FRANCISCO – In part four of our special series: Coffee with the Legends. The group sits down to discuss how the game has changed over the years...
College News New Center for Humanizing Education & Research (C-HER) Hosts Summer Conversation Series The USF School of Education celebrated the launch of the new Center for Humanizing Education & Research (C-HER) with three virtual summer...
Alumni Envisioning the Future With Lessons From the Past As the USF community continues to navigate the current moment, Founder’s Week presented a conversation with Little Rock Nine member Melba Beals EdD ’...
College News School of Education Welcomes New Faculty The School of Education is excited to welcome Dr. Seenae Chong, Leadership Studies Department; Dr. Ria DasGupta, Leadership Studies Department; and...
In the Press Mental Notes Professor Indre Viskontas examines how music can teach us about the brain. "What is more interesting is what music can tell us about the human brain... Digital Publication
