In response to demand for training in artificial intelligence, USF is ramping up AI course offerings with the goal of employing computers in the service of humans and not the other way around.

Join the Physics and Astronomy department on Lone Mountain for observation nights Oct 21-Nov 7! Weather permitting, this is a chance to explore stars, planets and more through our department’s ...

Looking back, each generation has made progress. Black resistance and protest have always pushed America to live up to its founding ideals. Despite the violent denial of freedom and justice promised ...

A new initiative called “6+You” is underway at USF. It includes programs and conversations about race and racism both within and outside of the campus community. The initiative grew out of calls for ...

“I never wrote a single line of code before coming here,” said Khushal Chekuri ’24. As a first-year undergraduate in computer science, he worried he might never catch up to his classmates. Now, with a ...

Dr. June Madsen Clausen, Program Director of USF’s Clinical Psychology PsyD Program, has been studying the mental health of children in foster care for more than 20 years. Her latest work, which ...

My journey was one of trying to describe what form my love of words and story would take. I went from journalism, to delving in oral history, to doing work in translation, and finally found what I was ...

Sara-Horton Deutsch, School of Nursing and Health Professions, USF Visionary Leadership in Healthcare is a newly published book that covers all aspects of leadership but centers care and compassion as ...

Four former members of the University of San Francisco cross country and track and field teams have earned entry to the 2020 Summer Olympic Games held in Tokyo later this month. Three Dons, Lizzie ...

The film, literature, and urban studies professor talks about visual arts and "wandering in idleness." It began with an academic interest in cinema. I co-developed the film minor, and I then used a ...

Amanda Outcalt '23 won this year's Advocate of the Year Competition (AYC) after arguing both sides of a legal issue against a field of 31 other students. The Oct. 29 final round of the competition ...