Here are more than a dozen ways to celebrate Black History Month at USF. This year’s theme is “Labor and Love in the Time of ...

Eric Hongisto, assistant professor and director of USF’s Fine Arts program, paints a wall in Alameda last year. Hongisto won the Arnold L. Graves and Lois S. Graves Awards in the Humanities for 2010.

Cityview Plaza — the downtown office and retail complex within which USF leases space for our San Jose Campus — was sold last year. With the new owners’ redevelopment plans, we have several updates ...

As a Sonoma County native, Luigi Valencia MFT ’18 entered the field of counseling to make an impact in the place he calls home. “In order to make change,” he says “you’ve got to start in your own ...

The University of San Francisco’s Women in Leadership & Philanthropy initiative announced what will become an annual award: the Heart & Soul Community Champion Award celebrated during Women’s History ...

The MAPS program underwent a rigorous assessment process in the 2016 spring and fall semesters and emerged with a judgment of the review team that “the MAPS program is by all measures thriving.” Every ...

The dining hall, with sweeping views of the city, is expected to be completed by June or July 2020, said J. J. Thorp of facilities management. The space (located in the area once occupied by Wolf & ...

Professor Stanley Kwong has proudly announced the success of another of his international business students. In this case, USF School of Business and Professional Studies Alumna Rebekah (Becky) Chang ...

On June 28-30, 2019 the Catholic Educational Leadership program and the McGrath Institute for Jesuit Catholic Education hosted the Creating Inclusive Catholic Schools for the LGBTQIA+ Community Summit ...

USF Professor Anthony "Tony" Ribera and San Francisco Police Chief, William "Bill" Scott team up for Law Enforcement Leadership Symposium 2018 Police Culture A deep look into the behind-the-scenes of ...

On May 11, 2016 students at the Orange County campus had the opportunity to meet the summer faculty at the meet-and-greet to kick off summer OB/Peds.

Often times the greatest misconception in the $4.3 billion medical apparel industry is that purchasing decisions are primarily driven by price. Two students from the University of San Francisco’s MBA ...