College of Arts and Sciences News

Shelger Zhang ’24 landed a role at Amazon as a software engineer without a traditional computer science (CS) background.

Spencer Williams ’11 didn’t grow up with a step-by-step plan to work the biggest sporting events. He knew early on that he wanted to work in sports, but he didn’t know what “working in sports” actually meant.

At the University of San Francisco, scholarships help students from diverse backgrounds earn a high-quality, transformative education.
 

An endowment created by retired longtime USF faculty member Richard Davis honors Rick Roberts ’86, director of ASUSF Voices, and secures permanent support for the university’s choral ensembles.

When the Silk Speaker Series launched in 2017, founders Jeff Silk ’87 and his wife, Naomi Silk,  could not have predicted how deeply the program would resonate with the University of San Francisco community. Nine years later, the series has grown into one of the university’s most visible and consistent platforms for dialogue, connection, and inspiration.

This year’s Law Review Symposium convened leading voices from law, policy, and land management to explore how legal systems are responding to the increasing scale and complexity of wildfire risk.

We are fortunate: Dr. Perris, a Double Don, is back at USF SONHP!

When the Seahawks and Patriots square off in Santa Clara this Sunday, three USF students will be collecting surplus food from a tailgate party at the Cow Palace.

Zahra Vatankhan ’26 shares how inclusive learning, data-based instruction, and hands-on experience in the Special Education with Credential program shape her work with students with dyslexia.