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USF Names Building for Pioneering Athlete and Teacher Burl A. Toler

By Ed Carpenter, USF News University of San Francisco recently dedicated Burl A. Toler Hall, renaming Phelan Hall in honor of Burl Toler ’52, MA ’66,...

Education3 years ago

USF Honors Alive & Free and Dr. Joseph E. Marshall Jr.

By Mary McInerney, USF News The University of San Francisco is honoring Alive & Free and its co-founder and executive director Dr. Joseph E. Marshall Jr.,...

Education4 years ago

USF Graduates First Class of Nurses Focused on Veterans

The University of San Francisco (USF) School of Nursing and Health Professions is celebrating the graduation of the inaugural class of students who participated in the...

Education4 years ago

Obese Children’s Health Rapidly Improves With Sugar Reduction

By Juliana Bunim, UCSF News Reducing consumption of added sugar, even without reducing calories or losing weight, has the power to reverse a cluster of...

Education4 years ago

USF to Recognize Malveaux for Working to Improve Foster Care Systems

By Arvin Temkar, USF News Antoinette Malveaux ’81 has been named the 2016 University of San Francisco alumna of the year for her service to...

Arts and Culture4 years ago

Jazz Professor’s African Roots Inspire Students

By Arvin Temkar, University of San Francisco Look no further than the title of USF adjunct professor and alumnus Pascal Bokar Thiam’s latest release Guitar...

Arts and Culture5 years ago

USF Students Transformed by Artist’s Mission to Serve the Underserved

Josue Rojas met acclaimed USF graffiti-style muralist Estria Miyashiro ’92 at a pivotal moment, perhaps the most pivotal moment of his life. He was surrounded by...

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USF Law Student Sarah Omer is a Voice for Democracy in Sudan

$1 Million USF Scholarships for African American, Latino Students in East Bay

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra Addresses USF Law School Commencement

USF Names Building for Pioneering Athlete and Teacher Burl A. Toler

USF Honors Alive & Free and Dr. Joseph E. Marshall Jr.

USF Graduates First Class of Nurses Focused on Veterans

Obese Children’s Health Rapidly Improves With Sugar Reduction

USF to Recognize Malveaux for Working to Improve Foster Care Systems

Jazz Professor’s African Roots Inspire Students

USF Students Transformed by Artist’s Mission to Serve the Underserved

$28.2 Million Grant for Oakland’s ‘Better Neighborhoods, Same Neighbors’ and ‘District 6 Matters’

OPINION: The Demise of Mary Cobbs Under Conservatorship of Court Appointed Conservator Michelle Tiernan

Reimagining Black Educational Communities With Big Picture Learning

Chairwoman Waters Introduces Bill to End Homelessness in America

OP-ED: Education Activism Picking Up Across Country

Oakland 12th Grader Gema Quetzal Cardenas Appointed to State Board of Education

Georgia Man Ahmaud Arbery, Shot and Killed — Jogging While Black

Shooting Death in Georgia of Ahmaud Arbery is Defined as a “Modern Day Lynching”

The Chicago Defender Debuts “Stay Strong Chicago” Video