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Read the story: What I’m Doing This Summer: La Precious Shannon ’25
July 1, 2024

What I’m Doing This Summer: La Precious Shannon ’25

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Read the story: South Africa Trip Hits Home Importance of Sports
Engaged Learning

South Africa Trip Hits Home Importance of Sports

March 7, 2017
Read the story: Programs Combine to Enrich Students’ Experience
Engaged Learning

Programs Combine to Enrich Students’ Experience

March 2, 2017
Read the story: Changing Perspectives: An Interview with Allison Littlefield ‘13
Alumni

Changing Perspectives: An Interview with Allison Littlefield ‘13

February 28, 2017
Read the story: MFA Alum Receives Prestigious Poetry Fellowship
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MFA Alum Receives Prestigious Poetry Fellowship

February 23, 2017
Read the story: USF Students Advance to National Finals at Trademark Moot Court Competition
Engaged Learning

USF Students Advance to National Finals at Trademark Moot Court Competition

February 21, 2017
Read the story: Fostering Community Awareness

Fostering Community Awareness

Hachem Mahfoud ’10 is a Deputy Architect with Salhia, a real estate company in Kuwait City, where he is currently working on a massive development project.

February 13, 2017
Read the story: Supporting Students While Inspiring Socially Responsible Leadership
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Supporting Students While Inspiring Socially Responsible Leadership

February 9, 2017
Read the story: Law Enforcement Leadership Symposium: Starting the New Year with Social Justice
Passion for Justice

Law Enforcement Leadership Symposium: Starting the New Year with Social Justice

February 8, 2017
Read the story: Public Ally Number One

Public Ally Number One

Pick up the newspaper, and it's hard not to feel disheartened by the stories you see — devastating earthquakes, senseless crime, crushing poverty. But what if that feeling were a spark? What if it led you to take action to transform the lives of those you read about? For Manuel Arredondo, Master of Public Health '15, it was.

January 31, 2017
Read the story: The Dream Continued

The Dream Continued

Taylor Jackson ’14 wasn’t born when Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of the most famous and influential speeches in American history. Growing up, she held the “I Have a Dream” speech in awe and reverence.

January 31, 2017