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The Class of 2025 made a strong impression on these professors, who took a moment to recognize graduates for their work.

These members of the Class of 2025 have full-time jobs waiting for them. What will they be doing? How did they land those jobs? What’s their career advice to current students?

Annie Hodge ’27, a critical diversity studies major with a minor in computer science, is a USF in DC student this semester and works as an intern in the office of Rep. David Kustoff, a Republican from west Tennessee.

When she graduates Dec. 13, Violet Biggs ’24 will know she took advantage of every opportunity that came her way at USF.

Are you ready for the Nov. 5 general election? In the last presidential election in 2020, 75.1 percent of USF students voted.

Kemelyn Alvarado ’24 had an assignment: explore how USF could become a campus of refuge for immigrants. The goal? Create a list of recommendations. Alvarado went well beyond a list.

Kathleen Siu ’25 is on a mission to improve public schooling.

You can’t fight City Hall, but you can join it. Meet five McCarthy fellows who work to improve San Francisco.

Silena Layne, a proud alumna of the class of 2003, currently serves as the co-director of direct service and community engagement at Faithful Fools, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making a difference in the San Francisco Tenderloin neighborhood community through arts, education, and advocacy.

Levi Kottut ’25 is two years away from graduation but he’s already kicked off his career.