College of Arts and Sciences News

Xiaosheng Huang and his astrophysics students have a green light from NASA to explore the universe using the newest space telescope in the galaxy.

Rodrigo Bueno de Los Santos graduates this month, a semester early, with a degree in finance, an economics minor, and a full-time job as an investment banking analyst for Bank of America in New York.

A trio of USF Sport Management grads is helping establish a legacy team in women’s soccer.

Allen Hardison ’19 has succeeded Mitch Cox ’98 as commissioner of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the most successful Division II intercollegiate athletic conference in the U.S.

The Mary and Carter Thacher Gallery at USF continues to be a collaborative and welcoming space for arts and community thanks to the ongoing support of Carry and John Thacher.

Professor K.M. Soehnlein invites you to become a better writer and bring your full self to the MFA program at USF.

Professor Kate Folk discusses her teaching style and what makes the MFA program unique.

Shennel Henries ’24, an global studies major, talks about USF, Liberia, San Francisco, civil rights, and her future in advocacy.

This fall, 31 new faculty members joined USF. Learn more about them.

Oszkar turned an abandoned grocery shop from his village in North Western Uganda into a self-sustainable entertainment establishment that employs community youths. Now, he’s ready to take things global — and plans to help the world fight climate change.