With its growing influence and global reach, USF's reputation of academic excellence has grown exponentially in the greater China area. In recent years, mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and the ...

In the U.S. News & World Report 2022 rankings released today, USF places No. 1 in the nation for ethnic diversity, No. 23 in undergraduate nursing, and No. 103 overall. In the new Princeton Review ...

“It’s great to network with people face-to-face — on the other side of the world,” said Noah David ’26.

This was a top story this year. Zac Clark ’23, right, provides solar backpack, center, to clients in San Francisco. Here are 2023’s most read USF News stories, starting with the No. 1 article.

After 10 years in professional baseball, Bradley Zimmer is back at USF to finish what he started.

Chinyere Oparah was named the new provost and vice president of academic affairs at the University of San Francisco on Feb. 18, and she brings a history of scholarship, administrative leadership, and ...

When she was 7 or 8 years old, Rebekah Davis Reed ’93 learned that her birthday, July 18, is also the birthday of John Glenn, the first U.S. astronaut to orbit Earth. “He was born exactly 50 years ...

This summer, Professor Duane Rudolph joined the USF Law faculty, teaching Remedies and Torts. Born and raised in Zimbabwe, he obtained his BA in French and Portuguese at the University of Zimbabwe, ...

Brian Rezende works on the diagnostic front lines fighting COVID-19. As a clinical lab associate at Color laboratory in Burlingame, “I’m doing RNA extractions of the test samples from patients,” he ...

What made you want to get involved withLaw Review? Law Review is an opportunity for students and practitioners to share their ideas and advocate for change. I thought this advocacy was particularly ...

Bill Russell’s most lasting triumph may have been off the court, after he joined Black teammates boycotting a 1961 Celtics game, says five-time NBA champion Bill Cartwright '79, MSOD '98. The walkout ...

USF has bought the property at 250/270 Masonic Avenue, the building formerly known as Blood Centers of the Pacific, after 10 years of discussions with the nonprofit that owned it. USF purchased the ...