Put Your Values to Action

USFers of all ages pitched in to improve San Francisco as part of University Ministry's April Action 2014.
USF students gathered at Gleeson Plaza Feb. 20, 2015, to mourn the deaths of Muslim UNC students.
USF student remembering #MichaelBrown.
Nursing students treat hundreds in pop-up clinics in one of the poorest regions in U.S.
Vigil and procession commemorating the 25th Anniversary of Jesuit Martyrs 2014.
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Service, Faith & Justice

Central to a Jesuit education is the cultivation of community service, a passion for justice, and a life of faith. University of San Francisco students have many opportunities to apply these values to their studies, careers, and personal lives. Whatever your background, you will find a place to put your values and spiritual growth to action.

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"In high school, I gained a passion for service and I knew USF would help me continue this passion."

Jessica Siquig, Mathematics 2017

Service

Faith

Justice

  • Arrupe Justice Intersession Immersion programs are short-term opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to live, work, and reflect in economically marginalized communities around the U.S. and the world.
  • The Erasmus Living-Learning Community allows students to learn, discuss, and apply information and ideas together through various community-based research projects.
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Empowered by the Mission

"I chose USF because I felt welcomed by the Jesuit values and empowered by the mission. Moreover, I could see students living out the mission through their actions and their demeanor. I felt like although the values were centered around the Jesuit tradition, that every student could apply them to their daily lives." –Jennifer Echeagaray '16