College of Arts and Sciences News

After searching for a way to get more involved with USF and the Asian Pacific Alumni Network (APAN), Kristine Alarcon ’15 was inspired to start a podcast surrounding the Asian American Pacific Islander Native Hawaiian (AAPINH) community.

Before Lone Mountain became part of the USF we know and love today, it once hosted the Lone Mountain College and San Francisco College for Women. In celebration of mothers and maternal bonds, the daughters of two Lone Mountain legacies, Natalie Tachis Stafford LM ’73 and Lia McGinness Whitehead LM ’71, speak on adopting the concrete benches that adorn USF’s hilltop campus in their mothers’ names.

Kylin Ellison MS ‘18, is the new co-chair of the USF Black Alumni Society. She shares her passion for giving back, and discusses her goals as co-chair to strengthen the community of Black alumni and students at USF.

USF graduate programs remain among the best in the nation, according to new rankings from U.S. News & World Report.

Sara Hamilton, one of our fabulous DNP MPH learners, is focusing some of her degree work on addressing opioid use disorder.

Thirty-one USF professors and librarians have been recognized for academic advancement, including 15 who received tenure.

On Friday, April 14, the Silk Speaker Series hosted Kal Penn at the Sobrato Center.

She talks about her major in data science, her internship, and how her education helps her in the working world.