Let’s not mince words: The job market is more competitive than ever, and a competitive market demands enhanced skills, strong résumé, and candidates who have a strong competitive edge. One fantastic ...

The U.S. hiring market is placing more value on graduate education every year, making it all the more appealing to start your master’s degree now. But, earning a master’s degree is a serious ...

The management and leadership concentration prepares you to lead organizations with ethical practices and social responsibility as key philosophies, not afterthoughts. You’ll learn to balance ...

Business doesn’t have to be all about profits. It can be also a strong force for good, and the sustainable business management concentration builds the skills to make it happen. You’ll learn to create ...

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. In a unanimous vote by the USF Board of Trustees today, ...

SAN FRANCISCO (May 13, 2025) – The Board of Trustees of the University of San Francisco (USF) has elected Salvador D. Aceves ’83, EdD ’95 as the university’s 29th president. Incoming President Aceves ...

The article on Joe Rosenthal, the photographer of the Iwo Jima photo, was the most interesting one I’ve read in the alumni magazine. It was also interesting to hear of his subsequent career at the ...

T.S. Leonard, MFA in Writing alum, shares how USF — and San Francisco itself — inspired his creative journey, shaped his teaching practice, and fueled a passion for poetry, community, and ...

USF alumna Hayley Mason ’24 shares her career journey from theater to tech product marketing. Discover how the MAPC program helped her transition and thrive in her new field. Hayley, a recent graduate ...

Valeria Bernal Malek is a graduate of USF’s Energy Systems Management program (ESM, MS). She is now the Plans and Programs Coordinator for the National Energy Secretariat of Panama. My favorite thing ...

Entrepreneur Pete Slosberg has donated one million dollars to the Entrepreneurship for All Fund (meaning that the program is not just for the few) at the University of San Francisco. Slosberg’s gift ...

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