School of Nursing & Health Professions News

Babies are born regularly in Room 315 of USF’s School of Education building. The lucky parents? Maternity robots designed to teach nursing students how to treat patients in labor.

Getting ready for a job interview can be stressful enough — but what if you don’t have anything to wear?

Paul Uong ’27 recounts his experience shadowing a certified registered flight nurse.

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.

Four outstanding nursing students had the opportunity to present at the 2025 Sigma Congress in Seattle, WA.

“Nursing,” Michelle thought, “could provide stability for my future.” It seemed a practical decision, but little did she know how profoundly it would change her life.

Combating stress and depression through meaningful work.

The Class of 2025 made a strong impression on these professors, who took a moment to recognize graduates for their work.

Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95 has been selected as the first lay person and first Latino to be president of the University of San Francisco.

Read more about our faculty and their commitment.