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Since 1925, USF’s College of Arts and Sciences has kept alive the Jesuit tradition of providing a college education centered in the liberal arts. And now it’s time to celebrate.

USF has purchased the property at 2340 Turk Blvd., the building that served as the motherhouse for the Sisters of the Presentation since the 1970s.

On an immersion in Puerto Rico, students from the School of Education learned community organizing straight from the source.

Sophia “Saffy” Priester-Veasley ’26, a runner on the USF women’s track and field team, traveled to Kenya over the summer for a public health internship. She returned to the Hilltop with a calling: she plans to become a doctor.

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.

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.

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.

The class of 2029 and new transfer students have arrived on campus. Take a moment to get to know them.

President Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95 shared his hopes for the coming school year with more than 500 faculty, staff, and librarians in a conversation with Provost Eileen Fung at convocation on Aug. 18.