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Allen Hardison ’19 has succeeded Mitch Cox ’98 as commissioner of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the most successful Division II intercollegiate athletic conference in the U.S.
University of San Francisco Trustee, Jeff Silk ’87 and his wife Naomi, will launch the Silk Investment Institute with an extraordinary gift to the university.
Craig Santos Perez MFA ’06 won the 2023 National Book Award for poetry for his book, from unincorporated territory [åmot], the fifth work in a series about his native Guam.
At the Meet the Pros event, USF alumni from top organizations met with students on campus last week to answer questions about jobs, internships, and company cultures.
The Mary and Carter Thacher Gallery at USF continues to be a collaborative and welcoming space for arts and community thanks to the ongoing support of Carry and John Thacher.
Professor K.M. Soehnlein invites you to become a better writer and bring your full self to the MFA program at USF.
Upon hearing about the launch of the Ann Getty Institute of Art and Design in 2022, an anonymous donor is inspired to make her contribution to USF and help further art education at the university by including a gift in her estate to support the Ann Getty Institute of Art and Design.
At the start of her senior year at USF, Giuliana Salomone ’22 had never operated a video camera. By the end, she’d shot, edited, and released her first film.
Training Repayment Agreement Provisions (TRAPs) are used across various industries to offer employees specialized training at no cost, with the stipulation that the training expenses must be reimbursed if the employee departs within a specified period. In healthcare environments, these programs are frequently employed for mandatory nurse training initiatives.
Every fall session, the Fromm Institute showcases USF Faculty, leaders, researchers, and students with the Series “Changing the World From Here – USF Faculty Lectures” — a culmination and celebration of several projects: The concerted effort to diversify the Fromm Institute’s academic offerings, a forum to support intergenerational exchange and USF’s “Age-Friendly University” initiative, and a formal recognition of the Fromm Institute’s longtime relationship with USF.