Peterson, an associate deputy state public defender who works on death penalty appellate cases, officiated San Francisco ...

STEM professors at USF are teaching in new ways — emphasizing collaboration between different classes, adding unexpected ...

Last night’s game was the first NIT home game hosted by USF since 2014. The Dons (25-9, 13-5 WCC) captured its first ...

As a No. 1 seed in the 2025 NIT, the Dons will open play on Wednesday, March 19, hosting Utah Valley (25-8, 15-1 WAC) at War Memorial at the Sobrato Center. Tip-off is set for 8 p.m. PT, with live ...

“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 ...

Professor Tim Iglesias, a former Jesuit, leader in housing law and pioneer of meditation in lawyering, is retiring after 20 years teaching at USF Law. Iglesias has been a fixture in USF classes on ...

Before stepping into the world of taxation, Will Norling MLST ‘22 owned and operated cafes and food trucks in San Francisco. The long hours and physical demands were tough, especially as he thought ...

Diane Kahn MA ’98, Women in Leadership & Philanthropy board member and School of Education Dean’s Circle member, is deeply committed to education. For the past three years, she has been leading the ...

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 ...

What are you doing this summer? I'm an audit intern at the Deloitte office in San Francisco. Deloitte’s a consulting firm. They audit other companies. Every intern is assigned to a different company.

Noriko Milman, associate professor of sociology, talks about data, suggests visiting our own Jurassic Park, and welcomes new students to office hours — even if they're on Zoom. Prior to USF, I had ...