School of Nursing & Health Professions News

I started my PsyD at USF thinking I was going to change the world and change my community. Today, I am completing my program committed to changing the world one person at a time and believing in the pay-it-forward effect.

Sarah Souza MA '17, a graduate of USF’s McCarthy Fellowship program, works for one of the highest-ranking public servants in San Francisco, Supervisor Aaron Peskin.

On August 12, 2022 the School of Nursing and Health Professions celebrated its annual Health Professions Day at the main campus and Orange County campus.

The University of San Francisco, one of 388 colleges and universities recognized August 17 by the Princeton Review as a top university in the U.S., received high marks from students who were surveyed.

When first-year students moved into their residence halls on Aug. 13, we asked them what attracted them to USF — and asked their families for parting advice.

The associate professor of sociology talks about working on an Apple TV+ series, the benefits of the sociology major, and stress baking.

Summer school doesn’t need to be a drag. In the School of Education’s Summer Academic Program (SAP), middle and high schoolers make spaghetti towers as a break from math class.

When starting a new job early in his career, Michael Damer '70 sought the advice of job’s former occupant, Jamie Hartshorn, by inviting her to lunch.

I have a confession… the University of San Francisco was not on my radar before my junior year of high school.