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Behind every appellate opinion is a person whose life was shaped by the outcome. That theme anchored “Whose Justice? Storytelling, Power and the Limits of the Law,” the October 19 event hosted by USF’s Racial Justice Clinic.
Joyce Chu ’26 was looking for an internship. Then she spotted an email to English majors from a professor seeking students to help with an exhibition. “It almost felt like that email was sent out just for me.”
Sydney Menante ’28 is one of 100 United States college students to receive the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service.
Where Do Dons Go? Favorite Locations Revealed at CelebrateUSF
Live from the Hilltop, it’s Saturday night! For CelebrateUSF 2026’s headline Silk Speaker Series event, instead of giving the audience his usual “Weekend Update” alongside Michael Che, Emmy Award-winning writer and comedian Colin Jost took center stage.
Georgia Stolpman ’25 discusses inclusive design, mentorship, and building a career in museum and freelance design.
The Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good at the University of San Francisco (USF) is celebrating 25 years of preparing students for lives of ethical public service through community-engaged learning, civic engagement, and transformative fieldwork experience.
March 13, 2020, was supposed to be memorable for one reason: the birth of my son. Months earlier, when we scheduled the induction, my OBGYN teased me about intentionally having a baby on Friday the 13th. I laughed off her nod to the superstition. Four days after I delivered, the Bay Area shut down. Like everyone else, I watched the world change overnight.
Reading about China’s biotechnology industry is very different from “going in person and talking to someone who’s doing the research,” Audrey Guan MS ’26 said.
Committed to Innovation as an Educator and Leader by Merideth Lewis, PhD, RN, PHN, CNOR