USF News Black Student Union Turns 50 San Francisco Mayor London Breed MPA ’13 was the featured speaker at an event Nov. 9 celebrating 50 years of USF’s Black Student Union (BSU). She...
USF News From Refugee to College Graduate After her great uncle was executed in Iraq during Saddam Hussein’s regime, and many of her family members were tortured for supporting the anti-...
USF News Trippy Hippie For Allan Graves MBA ’10, there’s no better way to see San Francisco than from the inside of a vintage Volkswagen bus. Graves is founder of San...
USF News Border Stories Over the summer Stephanie Amaya MA ’19, along with three other students and two professors from USF’s Marriage and Family Therapy program, flew to...
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USF News Getting Out the Vote on Campus Growing up in Tacoma, Washington, Amaya Fox '21 learned about serving others by volunteering at her mother’s literacy and arts nonprofit. At USF, she...
In the Press Record number of female veterans to serve in next Congress The incoming 116th Congress includes a record number of female veterans, even as the overall number of former service members is on the decline. Six...
Athletics VB | Season Finale Moved To War Memorial at Sobrato Center Tuesday's West Coast Conference volleyball match between San Francisco and the University of the Pacific – originally scheduled to take place in...
College News The Asia Pacific Today: Perspectives from the Consul General's Office On October 30, the USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies hosted the Consuls General of Australia, Japan, and the Republic of Korea for “The Asia...
Giving Army Colonel Tim Kohn MBA '04 Supports the USF Mission Tim Kohn has served in the Army for more than 25 years, overseeing civil military operations and building teams to support local communities in Haiti...
College News Honoring Captain Jennifer Moreno (1988 - 2013) Jennifer M Moreno came to the University of San Francisco in the fall of 2006 as an intelligent young woman and she left 4 years later as a smart,...
In the Press This Is What Wrongful Conviction Does to a Family Debbie Sue Carter, 21, pretty and vivacious, had just moved into her first apartment in the tiny town of Ada, Oklahoma, where she was born and raised...
