Kathryn Clarke-Garcia ’26 talks about woodblock prints, lantern slides, and her path from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.

Starting this fall, USF students can earn a degree in artificial intelligence.

Izaiah Tovar ’26 talks about neuroscience, medical research, and the importance of following your passion. I had an autoimmune disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome. The body’s immune system attacks ...

SAN FRANCISCO (May 13, 2025) – The Board of Trustees of the University of San Francisco (USF) has elected Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95 as the university’s 29th president. Incoming President Aceves ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Erin Brigham, executive director of the Lane Center for Catholic Social Thought and the Ignatian Tradition at USF, explains what the Ignatian Year is and why it matters. 1. What is the Ignatian Year?

For a small group of international USF Sport Management graduate students, their work in sports wasn’t just a resume bullet, it was proof that leaving their native homes to explore U.S. sports would ...

We’ve all seen it: a new system launches with a bang, only to fizzle within months. The strategy looked solid, but the plans didn’t enable and sustain momentum. Why does this happen? Oftentimes, ...

Nearly five decades after graduating from USF Law, retired California Supreme Court Justice Martin Jenkins ‘80 returned to the Hilltop to deliver the law school’s 2026 commencement address: A ...