Peterson, an associate deputy state public defender who works on death penalty appellate cases, officiated San Francisco ...

The University of San Francisco’s School of Business and Management has introduced an ambitious joint program on three continents designed to immerse students in the real-world issues of globalization ...

The McGrath Graduate Student Fellowship at the University of San Francisco was an incredible opportunity to connect with a diverse and inspiring group of fellow graduate students while exploring an ...

The University of San Francisco’s fall commencement took place Dec. 18. St. Ignatius Church hosted graduation ceremonies throughout the day Friday. A total of 785 USF students were invited to take ...

Amarra A. Lee, associate at Farella Braun + Martel LLP, delivers the keynote address. “We are unifying alumni and professors from Northern Californian law schools to support law students,” said ...

Four Department of Hospitality Management (HM) students attended the 2014 IMEX America conference that was held in Las Vegas, Nevada during October 13-16, 2014. Students Simone Aguilar, Christa Green, ...

The Schmidt Family Foundation fellows, and fellowship faculty pictured with Joe Sciortino MSEM ’06, (far right) executive director of The Schmidt Family Foundation. Advancing environmental and social ...

Guest blogger Lary R Kirchenbauer develops workshop programs and teaches in the Gellert Family Business Resource Center, Executive Education Immersion Programs and Entrepreneurial Studies program at ...

Ai Huynh MBA ’19 is the co-founder of HappyTap, a company that makes hand washing devices more accessible to the general public in Vietnam. Ai Huynh full-time Master in Business Administration student ...

USF will induct five players and one coach from six different team sports into the university’s Athletics Hall of Fame on Feb. 6. Inductees include Scott Cousins ’06 (baseball), Ed Thomas ’64 (men’s ...

I was born and raised in Iran,” explains Mona Ahmadi, Part-Time MBA ‘15. “It's a country where because of restrictive Islamic laws, which target women, minorities, and religious minorities, it makes ...

USF President Stephen A. Privett, S.J speaks at the opening of the John Lo Schiavo, S.J. Center for Science and Innovation Sept. 27. The University of San Francisco celebrated the opening of the LEED ...