Artist Bobby Ray, formerly known as B.o.B, opened the concert, showing his versatile musical skills as he rapped, sang and even played the guitar. His unique music proved a good opening act to complement N.E.R.D’s upbeat and pounding sounds.

An ordinary conference room in Fromm Hall took on the vibe of a hip, jazzy cafe as friends, new and old, came together for Expressions open mic night. USF students arrived en masse, along with friends and family. Even a group of San Francisco State students bussed in from across town. Guests mingled, piling up plates [...]

University Ministry will host a day-long commemoration event honoring six Jesuit priests on the 20th anniversary of their death.

The Harney Science Center is home to the departments of biology, chemistry, computer science, exercise and sport science, environmental science, mathematics, physics and astronomy. Though these fields require innovation and ingenuity in their practice, the building which houses them at USF is far from cutting edge.

Last Tuesday, Americans turned out at the polls to vote for the first time since the election of President Obama and the declaration of the national recession.

“Whether or not we like it, we are animals,” said USF professor Gerard Kuperus, “We constantly try to deny this. Even while Aristotle describes us as animals with reason, we mostly forget the animal part and emphasize reason.”

One hundred H1N1 vaccines were administered to USF students at St. Mary’s Medical Center on Nov. 6.

The UC Renovation Project is in the “staging process,” according to Christina Sanchez, assistant vice president for University Life.

“It’s really easy to own a human being right now,” said Kique Bazan, associate director of USF University Ministry and co-founder of the Not For Sale club.

“I can’t answer your question,” said Michael London, assistant vice president for facilities management at USF, at the weekly ASUSF Senate meeting on Tuesday.