Editor-in-Chief, Laura Plantholt says goodbye in her last article for the Foghorn.

USF's first female math professor spoke about her experiences as a female mathematician.

Junior Darrell Red Wing from Pine Ridge Indian Reservation shares memories of a tough upbringing.

This week, sophomore Ani Serebrakian will be skiing in two Olympic events, representing the Republic of Armenia.

Editor-in-Chief Laura Plantholt describes her experience working at a not-so-glamorous summer job, encouraging students to make the most of negative or unexpected situations.

Tall trees are rare in big cities like San Francisco. Three such tall trees, native species Monterey Cypresses, have stood on USF property by the corner of Golden Gate and Masonic for over 70 years, and have grown to be 80-90 feet tall.

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 [...]

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.

“We are the proud brown sisters of Lambda Theta Nu!” shouted three Latina USF students in Harney Plaza last Thursday, stomping their feet and clapping their hands in a traditional “stepping” routine.

With compost and recycling bins collecting waste, solar panels lining many a rooftop, and locally-grown organic produce being served up in the cafeteria, USF appears to be on the right track in its quest for environmental responsibility.