School of Nursing & Health Professions News

Honoring our alumni.

Joe Marshall ’68 founded the Omega Boys Club to help inner-city youth escape lives of drugs, gangs, and violence.

The Donohue Rare Book Room features more than 17,000 items, including books, manuscripts, and photographs.

Fourteen graduate students build a professional-quality art exhibition for their Curatorial Studies Practicum.

In 65 years at USF, John Lo Schiavo doubled the size of campus, overcame crippling financial difficulties, and sparked national debate about college athletics.

Here are six USF graduates who are changing our world as elected leaders, including London Breed and Kevin Mullin.

Dan Rascher, Sport Management program director, answers five questions about the Super Bowl's impact on the Bay Area.