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USF Tops List of Best Colleges for Minorities

The University of San Francisco is the number one college for minority students, according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.

Faculty Recognized as Most Influential Africans and for Teaching App Building

USF faculty members are winning praise for being among the "most influential Africans" and for "democratizing" app building by making it accessible to people outside IT.

School of Education To Welcome New Dean

USF Provost Jennifer Turpin announced the appointment of Dr. Kevin K. Kumashiro as the new Dean of the School of Education, effective July 16, 2013.

Beyond Tolerance: Queer Struggle and Social Justice Education

Teacher-researcher Savannah Shange spoke on the history of queer struggles in the 20th century.

SF Teacher Residency Invited to 100Kin10

The San Francisco Teacher Residency is one of 38 new partners invited to join 100Kin10, a multi-sector partnership developed to train and retain excellent STEM teachers.

USF Named College of Distinction

The University of San Francisco is one of California's Colleges of Distinction for 2012, an honor that highlights the university's hands-on teaching approach, outstanding faculty, and high praise from graduates.

Project Learn Belize 2013

In the Project's 6th year, this was the first trip that USF student nurses and student teachers worked and lived together to support local students, faculty, and the wider community.

New Leaders Bring a Fresh Perspective to USF

The University of San Francisco has new leaders overseeing fundraising, branch campuses, and two of the university's storied academic centers.

Happy Graduation

Join the Dons as they celebrate fall graduation in St. Ignatius Church on Dec. 14. Commencement Mass begins at 10 a.m., with graduates receiving their diplomas at ceremonies spaced throughout the day.

Graduate Students Inspired by Author and Scholar Dr. Barry Posner

Best-selling author, Dr. Barry Posner, spoke about leadership practices to graduate students in Organization & Leadership.

Urban Educators Build Relationships

Teachers, students, families, school leaders, university faculty, and community partners gathered for an evening aimed at building solidarity among educators committed to social justice in education.

USF Teachers, Students Ally With People of the Amazon

This summer, 12 graduate students from the University of San Francisco’s International and Multicultural Education (IME) Program traveled to the remote Amazon region of Morona Santiago, Ecuador, to build a bilingual curriculum for an ancient, indigenous people fighting for its survival.