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Jake Tapper

Former President Barack Obama wasn’t being honest when he said in the run-up to his landmark health care law that if you like your doctor, you can...

Fashioning Asian Identities Group Picture

Does clothing reflect our existing identity, or allow us to choose and shape entirely new ones? On April 4-5, 2018, scholars at the USF Center for...

Students in chinatown

From seeing ancient bronze Buddhas at San Francisco's world-class Asian Art Museum to participating in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony in North...

YMCA employees handed out flyers to the visiting students.

Ever since volunteering in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco with various USF programs, such as the Solidarity in Action program at the...

Monte Irvin and Katie Feeney

Katharine Feeney’s entire life was spent in baseball. She grew up in ballparks across the country and worked her way up to become a top female...

Two students work on their laptops

The mission of the Computer Science Department’s Women in Tech (WiT) initiative is to increase the number of female undergraduate and graduate...

Professors Dean Rader and Kevin Chun were the recipients of the 2017-18 Dean’s Scholar Award, which is given annually to College of Arts and Sciences...

A student uses virtuality equipment in Prof. Yuksel's human-computer interaction lab.

The first thing Professor Beste Yuksel did when she came to USF’s computer science department in Fall 2016 was create a Human-Computer Interaction (...

Each year the biotechnology program offers weeklong Academic Global Immersion (AGI) trips, which allow students to travel to biocluster cities across...

The dwindling numbers of women in computing jobs is not a new problem. Over the past 30 years, computer science majors who are women have been...

This past fall, several Master’s in Asia-Pacific Studies (MAPS) students took a ferry from San Francisco to Angel Island, where they hiked nearly ten...

Biology majors James Hurst-Hopf ’18, Nyla Leonardi ’19, and Martha Monroy Montemayor ’19 soak in the spectacular view during a field research trip to the Sierra Nevada.

Some Biology majors spent the past summer in the Sierra Nevada, reveling in nature and enjoying a front row seat to the activities of native wildlife...

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