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Regina Lawless

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...

United we cook

The impact of COVID-19 has rattled the world and has affected many businesses throughout the United States. The restaurant industry has felt the...

Alice Waters

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...

Amanda Pinto ’20

While the job market has cooled because of the pandemic, students can still move forward. Ellen Kelly and Yesame Kinfe of the Career Services Center...

Gretel Baur

What’s it like to live on a college campus under a shelter-in-place order? Ask Aditya Dixit ’21. When coronavirus hit, he couldn’t fly back to India...

Tara Minaee and roomates

Commencement 2020 in St. Ignatius Church is postponed, but that’s not stopping USF seniors like Tara Minaee from celebrating on the day they would...

Mayor London Breed

On April 22, 2020, San Francisco’s mayor, London Breed MPA '13, joined USF President, Fr. Paul Fitzgerald, S.J., in a public Zoom webinar. The two...

Courtney Masterson

Courtney Masterson — wife, mother of a 5-year-old, and assistant professor in the School of Management — studies the influence of work policies on...

Faculty & Staff Achievements

USF Announces Faculty Promotions and Tenure Awards

Thirty USF professors and librarians have been recognized for academic advancement, including 18 who were awarded tenure. “I am very pleased to...

Jeremy Howard

Data scientist Jeremy Howard was teaching a USF class several weeks ago on deep learning, discussing how to use evidence to make decisions. He wanted...

London Breed's mayoral inauguration at SF City Hall

Mayor London Breed MPA ’13, credited for enacting measures that have flattened the curve and slowed the COVID-19 infection rate in San Francisco,...

Sarah Ives

A South San Francisco biotech company with ties to USF has discovered a potential treatment for COVID-19 that involves injecting sick people with...

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