USF News Have Fun — Together When you arrive on campus for the fall semester, try these five ways to make friends and have fun at a sociable distance.
Alumni Navigating Crisis Through an Entrepreneurial Lens When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the nation, industry leaders were met with challenges they never saw coming. In a sector all their own,...
USF News "We Have to Keep On" Six-time NBA All-Star Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors has some advice for USF students during this time of protest against racism and...
USF News Why I Love My Major: Marketing Sophia LeTourneau ’22 studies marketing in pursuit of the arts. Why did you want to be a marketing major? Going into my first year I knew I wanted...
Alumni Using a USF Education to Make the World a Safer Place When COVID-19 was labeled as a worldwide pandemic, SUTL Environtech, a subsidiary of the Singapore-based SUTL Group of Companies, was poised at the...
Giving Education is Where the Heart is A lifetime of travel, laughter, adventure, strength, passion for learning, and intention are just a few of the values Mary Ann and husband John “Jack...
USF News When Outrage Inspires Action More than 200 people, including students, faculty, and members of the community, joined a USF discussion about racism and injustice on June 11. One...
USF News Charles T. Moses Named Dean of School of Management After one year of leading the School of Management as interim dean, Charles T. Moses has been appointed its permanent dean. During his time as...
USF News Reflections on the New Normal After an academic year like no other, USF students and professors reflect on life during the shutdown.
College News Paving the Way for the Next Generation of Diverse, Innovative Leaders Spiritual, a veteran, a wife, a mother, and a part-time introvert are just a few words that make up her identity. Regina Lawless MSOD ’12 is the...
Alumni A Cookbook for Good The impact of COVID-19 has rattled the world and has affected many businesses throughout the United States. The restaurant industry has felt the...
Alumni Cultivating Community in a Crisis In 2019, 26.2 million people visited the Bay Area and spent $10.2 billion during their visits. The number one reason people visited the Bay Area...
