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Nafy Flatley

Nafy Flatley ’06 wants to balance her work life with her family life and spread joy while she’s at it. With her business, Teranga, she does just that...

Part of mural created by USF students

The students in the Artist as Citizen class went big at a time when their class was remote and they were spread out across the United States, China,...

Lone Mountain East

Just in time for an in-person return to campus, the new Lone Mountain East Residence Hall will welcome students to the newest living facility on...

Three students studying together.

A new program of summer classes gives incoming first-year and transfer students a taste of USF before they arrive in August. The 18 summer classes...

Pride Alumni

After years in the making, USF has announced its first-ever Pride Alumni group. The launch underscores the university’s efforts to foster inclusivity...

Ryan Johanes

Imagine tackling a full course schedule from across the world while running a business full-time, all before you turn 22.

St Ignatius Bell Tower and university

As USF’s May 21 commencement approaches, it’s time to focus on graduates. Meet three members of the Class of 2021.

View of campus from the bottom of the Lone Mountain stairs

USF alumni hold a special place in the foundation of our community. USF recognizes that fostering and maintaining essential connections can be a...

Students laying on the grass in front of Gleeson Library

Can’t wait to get back to USF in person? Or see it for the first time? Here’s your back-to-school checklist.

Guests at the Shanghai post-covid event

With the glowing outlines of the dramatic Shanghai skyline behind them, 76 members of the USF community gathered — in-person — for the University’s...

Professor in classroom with two students

Forty USF professors and librarians have been recognized for academic advancement, including 15 who have been awarded tenure.

Can policing be reformed or reimagined in some way?

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