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Read the story: USF Professor Publishes Research on Iguanas That Rafted to Fiji
April 9, 2025

USF Professor Publishes Research on Iguanas That Rafted to Fiji

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Read the story: Recognizing Opportunities For Change Within Ourselves
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Recognizing Opportunities For Change Within Ourselves

March 22, 2021
Read the story: The Innovation Hive Nears Completion
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The Innovation Hive Nears Completion

March 19, 2021
Read the story: Dan Levy Headlines USF’s Donaroo Festival
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Dan Levy Headlines USF’s Donaroo Festival

“Schitt’s Creek” award-winning writer, actor, director and producer Dan Levy advised students to follow their dreams in a Q&A with students at Donaroo 2021 on March 10.   

March 19, 2021
Read the story: USF Grad Blows the Whistle on Racism
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USF Grad Blows the Whistle on Racism

Mark Hurtubise EdD ’89 waged and won a three-year battle against systemic racism. And he’s not done yet.

March 18, 2021
Read the story: The Ultimate Don
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The Ultimate Don

March 17, 2021
Read the story: Embracing Our Power As a Collective
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Embracing Our Power As a Collective

March 17, 2021
Presentation only image for The Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good at the University of San Francisco Names Three New Members to its Board of Advisors

The Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good at the University of San Francisco Names Three New Members to its Board of Advisors

March 16, 2021
Read the story: Serena Williams Talks About Tennis, Equality, and Love With USF

Serena Williams Talks About Tennis, Equality, and Love With USF

In an interview with USF, Serena Williams talked about life off the court.

March 12, 2021
Read the story: Allen Williams ‘22 Embodies Growth Mindset
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Allen Williams ‘22 Embodies Growth Mindset

March 11, 2021
Read the story: USF Grad Fights Ignorance With Empathy
Equipped to Lead and Succeed

USF Grad Fights Ignorance With Empathy

In a new exhibition at SOMArts Cultural Center, CARAVANA: Mobilizing Central American Art (1984–Present), curator Fátima Ramírez ’12 shares stories of immigrants and debunks myths about their cultures.

March 10, 2021