A group of USF law students helped to exonerate a man this month — 30 years after he was convicted of a murder he did not commit. Joaquin Ciria, 61, is the first person exonerated as a result of the ...
Hana Mori Böttger, associate professor and chair of the new engineering program, talks about reinforced concrete, rocket science, and her famous appetite. In my architecture studio class one year, I ...
Before the Bench: Worked as a family law attorney for 23 years in private practice, including founding her own firm, Crocker Law. In a small-town courthouse in Greeneville, Tenessee, a 16-year-old ...
Ker Gibbs has served in executive and board level positions with public and privately held companies. He was most recently the President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, where he ...
David Pham MAPL ’22 and an Afghan child during his service there. Three veterans from the MA in Public Leadership program helped to evacuate more than 5,000 allies from Afghanistan last month before ...
In the U.S. News & World Report 2022 rankings released today, USF places No. 1 in the nation for ethnic diversity, No. 23 in undergraduate nursing, and No. 103 overall. In the new Princeton Review ...
Zac Clark, right, provides solar backpack, center, to clients in San Francisco. When COVID-19 closed the Hilltop campus in spring 2020, Zac Clark ’23 moved out of Gillson Hall and into a studio ...
What do you do when you’re 19 and in jail on a felony conviction? Antonio Reza resolved to go to college — and then law school. “I did wrong. I deserved to be punished,” says Reza of the times he ...
Alumnus and dear friend of USF, Gordon Getty ’56 carries his philanthropic legacy forward by supporting the University of San Francisco through another transformational gift, this time to advance the ...