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From the USF Newsroom

School of Education Dean Named

05-23-2013Kevin_Kumashiro

Kevin K. Kumashiro has been named dean of the School of Education, effective July 16.

Mercury Rising: A Bad Sign if You Eat Fish

05-16-2013Mercury Fish

Allison Luengen, assistant professor of environmental science/management at USF, worries that California consumers are being sold fish with high mercury levels at popular grocery stores, fish markets, and sushi restaurants. 

A Leading Literary Light

04-24-2013D.A. Powell

USF's D.A. Powell is the National Book Critics Circle Award-winner for his book of poetry, "Useless Landscapes, or A Guide for Boys." (2012)

Can Sea Life Adapt to Climate Change?

04-10-2013Antarctic Phytoplankton

Phytoplankton are the oceans' canaries in a coalmine for USF's Deneb Karentz, which is why she travels to one of the coldest places on earth to learn how these microscopic life forms are adapting to climate change.

Campus Community News:

Faculty Recognized as Most Influential Africans and for Teaching App Building

05-13-2013

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.

Fr. Arrupe Statue Installed on Campus

03-18-2013ArrupeStatue

A one-ton granite statue of Pedro Arrupe, S.J., the 28th superior general of the Society of Jesus, was hoisted into place outside University Ministry March 14, using a mobile crane.

USF Prof Captures Suburbia in New Photo Exhibit

01-31-2013Suburban_Dreams

The University of San Francisco's Beth Yarnelle Edwards' new photo exhibit, "Suburban Dreams," is on display at the Oakland Museum of California. Edwards' images use Silicon Valley as a backdrop to capture realistic photos of everyday suburban life and are included in her 2011 book of the same name. The exhibit runs through June 30.

USF Athletics:

Soethout, Curl Still Alive in Hunt for NCAA Championship

Jana Soethout secures spot in NCAA Finals in Eugene, Ore.

Steven Garboden Advances to NCAA Quarterfinals

The senior from North Bend, Ore., races again on Saturday at 4:45 p.m. PT.

Diamond Dons Beat Gonzaga, Advance in Winners Bracket

USF plays at 3:30 tomorrow in WCC Championship Tournament