School of Law News

As Country Managing Partner of major global law firm DLA Piper Korea, Daniel Won Zo Lee ’83 looks back on an unexpected journey shaped by hard work, big decisions, and the support of mentors.

Devyn grew up playing and watching soccer. She hopes to work in women's sports within team operations and development.
 

I come from a family of nurses. My mother has been a NICU and pediatric nurse for 26 years, and my grandmother was a maternal child health nurse for 42 years.

Armando's career ambition is to become a sports agent focused on helping international athletes transition into major league sports in the United States.
 

This academic year, USF has introduced artificial intelligence in classes all over campus. Here are some of the ways students are using AI.

Two members of the USF community have been honored as Fulbright recipients.

Lydia Flocchini ’98 didn’t set out to work in legal tech. As a law student, she discovered the power of digital tools in conducting research, and she’s never looked back.

In the U.S. News & World Report 2026 undergraduate rankings released today, USF places in the top 3 percent for nursing and in the top 25 percent overall.

We caught up with Professor Tirres about the advice she wishes she’d gotten in law school, the passions that keep her grounded outside the classroom, and why she’s excited to join USF Law.

For the fifth year in a row, USF was recognized by the Phi Theta Kappa student organization for providing a pathway for transfer students to succeed at the university.