Psychology professor Alex Ochoa is leading a research team studying how athletes regulate emotions under pressure. The goal ...

I just got back from an immersion in Shanghai — my first time outside the country. We were students from all over USF, a mix ...

It’s no surprise that USF women recently made the San Francisco Business Times’ list of Most Influential Women in the Bay Area for the fifth straight year, says School of Management Dean Elizabeth ...

For students who are the first in their families to enroll in college, financial barriers can often obstruct the path to a degree. Intimidation about a perceived lack of affordability, and a ...

Naomi and Jeff Silk have a strong commitment to family, education, and giving back. Investment expert Jeff Silk ’87 and his wife Naomi have pledged a transformational gift to the University of San ...

Does clothing reflect our existing identity, or allow us to choose and shape entirely new ones? On April 4-5, 2018, scholars at the USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies’ spring symposium, “Fashioning ...

Father of four and USF parent, Robert Foster is the owner of MC3 Cardiopulmonary, a medical device manufacturer located in Dexter, Michigan. Through partnerships with leading heart surgeons, Foster ...

St. Ignatius Church stands at 210 feet high and serves as a spiritual and physical guide for many at USF and in San Francisco. The historic landmark is attached to the university campus, but owned and ...

I help coordinate clinical research studies, where they’re testing a medication to see if it’ll induce remyelination, or ...

Fred and Ann Angulo met at USF in the late 1970s. Today, he helps Pfizer develop the vaccine for COVID-19. Fred Angulo ’78, MA ’79 helped develop the vaccine against the virus that is killing more ...

Evelyn Ho — professor of communication studies, Asian Pacific American studies, and critical diversity studies — talks about solidarity, pancakes, and finding your passion. Tell us about your work. My ...

The Hon. Stephen Murphy ‘81 has spent nearly every Thursday night for more than thirty years at a local cafe in the Richmond District. Murphy, a former plaintiff’s employment attorney, now a judge on ...