USF News San Francisco Adopts Students’ Homeless Recommendations Over two days last spring, Molly Marsh MA ’19 and 17 other Urban and Public Affairs students fanned out across San Francisco’s District 1 —...
Magazine March On In the fall of 1957, Melba Pattillo Beals EdD ’10 and eight other black teenagers braved a gauntlet of screaming, spitting white people to integrate...
USF News The Politics of Pot Four years ago, Chris Coulombe ’10 was enjoying a 16-year military career, on the path to becoming a foreign affairs officer at a U.S. embassy or...
USF News The Little Clinic That Could Without health insurance, where do patients go for basic needs like blood tests, mammograms, and consultation for illnesses like asthma and...
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USF News Angel Adviser Luis Sepulveda ’21 was 16 years old when he started his financial services firm. That was three years ago. Now the sophomore business...
In the Press Counseling saved John Jay Osborn’s marriage — a subject he explores in his new novel Looking back, John Jay Osborn says it’s really no surprise he and his wife, Emilie, hit a rough patch in their marriage 35 years ago and found...
Athletics TRK | Dons Strong In Middle Distance Events To Start 2019 The San Francisco track team resumed its indoor schedule for the first time in 2019 in Friday, competing in the Red Raider Invitational at Texas Tech...
College News USF Named One of 10 Best for Data Science Analytics Insight Magazine recently selected the MS in Data Science program at USF as one of the top ten in 2018. Other schools receiving this...
Giving $1 Million Gift Supports USF’s Law Students Justice Donald B. King ‘52, JD ‘58 has written scores of law opinions that have defined family law in California, and he will continue to influence...
College News New Staff Enhance the Center with Their Energy and Expertise This semester, the Center for Asia Pacific Studies welcomed two new staff members to its team. Since their arrival this fall, they have enhanced the...
In the Press After 17 years, Guantanamo still erodes U.S. commitment to the rule of law Jan. 11 marks the 17th anniversary of the opening of the U.S. detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Seven hundred-and-eighty...
