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When Olivia Hershman arrived at USF in the spring of 2022, she wasn’t sure where she fit in. “It seemed like everyone else was already connected when I moved into Hayes-Healy, like I had missed some window of opportunity to make friends,” she said.

Here are more than a dozen ways to celebrate Black History Month at USF. This year’s theme is “Labor and Love in the Time of Resistance.”

At the University of San Francisco, a theology class is a part of the undergraduate core curriculum — and a part of USF’s Jesuit Catholic education.

USF computer science students are working on software and artificial intelligence projects with the guidance of professors, alumni, and friends from local tech companies.

USF’s latest employment survey shows 95 percent of graduates from the Class of 2023 report they are employed, continuing their education, or doing both.

Former University of San Francisco Athletic Director Bill Hogan has been selected as the new chair of the USF Sport Management Advisory Board.

Jonathan Harriman ‘07 is on a mission to change how young people view the legal profession. For more than 15 years, he has volunteered with Balboa High School’s Law Academy, working to dispel myths and educate students about what it means to be a lawyer.

As co-founder and COO of Prósperos, Salvador Chavez ’93 provides financial services to Spanish speakers across the Western Hemisphere, empowering them toward financial freedom.

Jady Ojiri ’21 is a dedicated advocate for her alma mater and a former member of the USF Development team. She actively participates in the Asia Pacific Alumni Association and plays a key role in leading the Hawai’i regional chapter.
 

Here are 2024’s most read USF News stories, starting with the No. 1 article.