College of Arts and Sciences News

Eight USF graduate students from different programs traveled to Cambodia for two weeks this summer to learn how climate change affects the economy and culture of Cambodia.

Explore the neighborhood around USF.

Keeping Dons safe is just one of the reasons Sergeant Ray Habon loves his role in USF’s Department of Public Safety. A member of the department since 2015, the Concord, Calif. native and married father of two also loves collaborating with the community he serves.

In the new Princeton Review college survey, USF rates as a top university in the United States.

Magis, a core Jesuit value that refers to doing more for others, has guided Michele Rigsby Pauley ’82 in her life. After serving as a pediatric nurse practitioner (PNP) she relishes doing more for her alma mater.

The assistant professor talks about diversity, coffee, and making every moment count.

The assistant professor talks about her favorite spots in the city, being curious, and connecting with students.

The assistant professor talks about Golden Gate Park, design, and building relationships.

I am honored to nominate Matthew Rodocker for the VANAP Values Excellence Award in recognition of their exceptional embodiment of the combined values of the Veterans Affairs Nursing Academic Partnership (VANAP) in their daily practice.