On a career trek in November, 20 students visited Striking Distance Studios, a video game developer in San Ramon. This is one ...

In August, USF brought the Active Consent team to campus for two days of training. A dozen student volunteers stepped up and ...

The December 2025 graduates represent 32 states and Washington, D.C., and 28 countries, and 325 are the first in their families to graduate with university degrees.

Ker Gibbs has served in executive and board level positions with public and privately held companies. He was most recently the President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, where he ...

Diplomas were handed out, caps were tossed, and confetti was flung on Friday morning at USF. Fresh from the first ceremony of the day, graduates spoke to USF News about their experiences on the ...

Patrick Camangian dropped out of high school in Los Angeles after being caught fighting. At 23, when he got into more serious trouble, he realized that education was the only thing that would save him ...

Jessica Albavera is currently earning a master’s degree in human rights education at USF. She is also a 4th grade associate teacher at The Hamlin School in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood ...

On Tuesday, December 2, 2025, the USF community gathered together to celebrate GivingTuesday, a global movement that inspires generosity to promote people to give back to their organizations, support ...

Olivera Jovanovic joined USF School of Law as the new director of the Graduate Degree Programs. “Olivera brings the ideal combination of direct work experience, management acumen, innovative thinking, ...

Joy T. McGowan '03 is a USF alumna driven with the ambition to fulfill her goals while also enriching the lives of others. McGowan graduated from USF's School of Management where she studied ...

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, ...

While USF professors are world-class scholars and researchers, they’re at USF because they put teaching first. This means they put you first. So ask them questions. Stay after class. See them as ...