1st Annual “All Thriller No Filler” University of San Francisco Student Film Festival Not pretentious enough for the SF Film Festival? Come to the 1st Annual “All Thriller No Filler” USF Student Film Festival on Thursday, May 7th from 7-9:30pm in Xavier Chapel. The Festival will feature only the best that student filmmakers have [...]

The Whole Students, Whole Campus Battle of the Bands in Crossroads got students dancing to the sounds of local and campus musicians.

The College Players New Works Festival gave the USF community an opportunity to write and produce their own work on campus.

There are several signature events at USF, but perhaps one of the biggest standout events is the Luáu that Hui’O Hawaii puts on every year. The 37th annual Lu’au consisted of great food, incredible performances, and an atmosphere focused on Hawaiian culture. This year’s luáu drew a crowd of over 450 people including students, faculty, and students’ family members.

According to University President Fr. Steven Privett S.J., USF is sifting through a range of university assets and compiling a list of items that may be expendable in an economic emergency. Among them is the Universities collection of rare books.

This semester the Career Services Center launched a new program to reach out to USF students and recent alumni who are looking for resume and cover letter tips and career advice. The Career Planning Peers (CPP) are USF students and Career Services Center employees who have been training with full-time career center advisors in order to learn the skills to help other students with career related needs.

This semester the Career Services Center launched a new program to reach out to USF students and recent alumni who are looking for resume and cover letter tips and career advice. The Career Planning Peers (CPP) are USF students and Career Services Center employees who have been training with full-time career center advisors in order to learn the skills to help other students with career related needs.

1980's experimental and industrial music sensation Throbbing Gristle brought their act to San Francisco for the first time since they reunited here back in 2004.