When the Seahawks and Patriots square off in Santa Clara this Sunday, three USF students will be collecting surplus food from a tailgate party at the Cow Palace. Daniela Zamora Huerta ’26, Erica Hui ...

Thrive & Rise: A Wellness Celebration, Feb. 27, 3 to 7 p.m., University Center, UC1, Atrium. This Wellness Day centers rest, movement, and collective care during Black History Month, recognizing that ...

In the undergraduate nursing category, USF ranks 22 out of 683 programs — in the top 3 percent nationwide. USF also placed No. 167 in the Best College for Veterans category. “I’m proud of USF's strong ...

The undergraduate Class of 2027 will soon arrive on campus. This class comprises 1,140 students from 51 states and territories and 61 countries. Thirty-four percent identify as first-generation ...

Mrs. Leona Tarantino had a way of bringing beauty into the world. From her style of dress and flower arranging, to painting and drawing, she imbued everything in her life with an artistic element — ...

As a young lawyer feeling the stress of competing client and senior attorneys’ demands, Professor Rhonda Magee recalls getting calls on a Thursday night with new deadlines that would upend her weekend ...

On Feb. 19, 1945, Joe Rosenthal waded ashore with a battalion of Marines in the attack on the Japanese island of Iwo Jima. Instead of a rifle, he carried a camera above his head. The sea was choppy, ...

Bill Cartwright has no doubt about the potential for USF’s men’s basketball. He played on USF’s best teams in the 1970s, led the Dons to three NCAA tournaments, and graduated from the program to ...

In 2015, John A. and Susan Sobrato made a historical $15 million gift to launch the renovation of what was then known as War Memorial Gym. Six years later, as the transformation nears completion, the ...

Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95 has been selected as the first lay person and first Latino to be president of the University of San Francisco. In a unanimous vote by the USF Board of Trustees today, ...

On first examination, the cowboys and pioneers who established and personified the American West have nothing in common with the modern-day tech lawyers who populate today’s courtrooms. But delve a ...