As a freshman, Waldron has happily noticed that the Jesuit teachings she heard about when she applied are truly embedded into her USF education.

Blog Address: http://www.remakingthenewsforldstudents.blogspot.com/?zx=e5e77ce9f42a43ad As of 2008, there were slightly over three million students diagnosed with learning disabilities enrolled in postsecondary education in the United States either in vocational and career schools or two and four year colleges and universities. In the Bay Area, 15% of high school students have been diagnosed with a learning disability. Our goal is [...]

After a tumultuous semester for the USF Community, it looks as if we will soon be getting our very own Women’s Resource Center (WRC), dubbed the “Peer Educators Women's Resource Center (PEWRC)” that will be turned over to students to operate.

After weeks of back-and-forth political jockeying over President Obama’s proposed economic stimulus package, Congress settled on a compromise bill that offers expanded federal grants and tax benefits to college students, along with funding for states to restore education budget cuts and for research institutions to expand their development. Overall, the final stimulus bill will deliver between [...]

Yes, it is true that college student are most likely either thinking of having sex, or currently having sex, but does that immediately correlate to the rapes that have occurred on campus? No. It is important that students have the resources available to them so that they can talk to health services in the [...]

A School of Education sponsored immersion trip to Belize allowed seniors and graduate students to become teacher's assistants. The children in Belize were very grateful for the USF student teachers and provided them with gifts.