USF News

MAPC graduate Julia Zelle ’23 landed a role at Autodesk as an Executive Communications Specialist — a testament to the transformative power of passion, adaptability, and a supportive educational environment.

S. Isabel Choi ’12 shares what drew her to USF's MFA program, how it supported her writing goals, and what she's working on now with recent fellowship support.

Entrepreneur Pete Slosberg has donated one million dollars to the Entrepreneurship for All Fund at the University of San Francisco. Slosberg’s gift to the School of Management is the largest donation ever to the Entrepreneurship and Innovation program and serves as the lead contribution to launch a new initiative within the program.

It sounds like an idea for Pixar’s next animated film: Land-loving iguanas from North America float to Fiji on dislodged trees that formed rafts for the reptiles.

At the GenAI in Higher Education symposium held on campus last week, four experts from the tech industry discussed how today’s students can prepare for tomorrow’s jobs. The consensus: In this age of machines, employers still need humans.

Students in University of San Francisco public health programs celebrated National Public Health Week with a series of health education and promotion infographics.

USF’s graduate programs remain among the best in the nation, according to new rankings from U.S. News & World Report.

USF Energy Systems Management alum Valeria Bernal Malek shares how the program shaped her career — from San Francisco to leading national energy policy in Panama.

USF Sport Management alumna Tara August’s (’04) journey from network television to preserving and amplifying the legacy of basketball legend and civil rights icon Bill Russell is a testament to the power of advocacy, education, and the pursuit of justice.

As a young paralegal just out of college, Jessie Peterson JD ’21 never would have predicted she’d take center stage the day San Francisco welcomed its first new mayor since 2018.