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Take 5: AI and the Future of Work
In this issue's Take 5, David Guy Brizan, professor of computer science, says don’t just face it — embrace it.
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On a foggy morning in April, when a group of young women from Oakland paddled out to take a surfing lesson at Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica, they broke a barrier that had stood for more than 15 years.
“Do your knees ache when you run? Do your ankles hurt when you jump?”
Gerwyn Hughes wants to know. He’s a professor of kinesiology and he runs the new motion analysis lab in Harney Science Center at USF.
More than 140 students and professors traveled to 11 different USF global immersion programs in more than a dozen countries over the summer, exploring topics like the biology of cancer and learning more about the lives of migrants at the Spain and Morocco border.
In the U.S. News & World Report 2024 undergraduate rankings released today, USF moved up in four categories and remains a top university.
Makena Gichuru ’25, an environmental science student, will use the Arthur Furst Research Award to support her schooling at USF — including research on coyotes in San Francisco.
English Professor Omar F. Miranda and three undergraduate students set out earlier this year to find the untold story of USF’s literary magazine, which has been published for more than a century.
In May, my dream to walk the pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago became reality.
Law Professor Heidi Ho JD ’97, who was born and raised on Maui, is heading home to provide residents with free legal help after this month’s wildfires destroyed their community.
Levi Kottut ’25 is two years away from graduation but he’s already kicked off his career.
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.