USF News And Equal Justice for All Alejandra Ruiz '17 was studying biology in community college when she took her first political science course and discovered she loved it. Soon after...
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...
USF News A Historic Victory London Breed MPA '13 was sworn in July 11, culminating a momentous election a month earlier that made her the first African American...
USF News Fortune Teller “Don’t worry about things you can’t control.” It’s a simple message, but a personal one for Cheryl Ohta ’81. Her mother gave her that advice, and...
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USF News Does Medicine Care About Your Culture? Chinese Americans suffer from type 2 diabetes at more than twice the rate of white Americans, even though they receive the same treatments. Kevin...
In the Press Lyft acquires Ford GoBikes operator Motivate Lyft is accelerating into the bike-rental business, following rival Uber’s moves to expand the types of transportation it offers its millions of...
Athletics Excitement on The Hilltop Builds, Goodenbour Signs Multi-Year Extension SAN FRANCISCO – Under the guidance of head coach Molly Goodenbour, the University of San Francisco women's basketball program has made remarkable...
College News Finance Superstar Scholarships MS in Entrepreneurship and Innovation alumna Barbara Janczer ’18 was recently awarded a scholarship from the Financial Women of San Francisco....
Alumni Alumnus Named Dean of Students at UC Santa Cruz Garrett Naiman EdD '16 has been named Dean of Students and Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Development and Engagement at UC Santa Cruz. Naiman...
College News Community and Connectedness: A Necessary Combo Every year, University of San Francisco Student Leadership and Engagement acknowledges and celebrates nominated groups and individuals that have...
In the Press USF responds to new U.S. Dept of Education guidance on race-based admissions California is likely to be little affected by the Trump administration’s latest moves against racial affirmative action in part ...
