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If You Build It, They Will Come: Campus Bike Locking Structure Forthcoming

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If You Build It, They Will Come: Campus Bike Locking Structure Forthcoming


Students at the University of San Francisco are constantly on the move. Whether it be the hustle between classes or a two-wheeled ride to campus, Dons of the latter variety will soon experience more accommodations for bikers at USF. In the works is a roofed, secure bike storage structure to be built in the upcoming [...]

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“Id:” A Feature Length Film by USF Students

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“Id:” A Feature Length Film by USF Students


SF senior Kevin Kunze premiers his first feature length film at the Red Vic on Haight

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Profile: Student Lives With African Village, Authors Children’s Books


USF student spends months in African village, pens children's books.

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Chris McMurry: Celebrating Her Heritage Through Irish Dance


Freshman embraces Irish background by performing at Celtic festivals and Renaissance fairs.

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Street Talk: Worst Jobs


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Senior Anita Buitrago Interns For Mission Community Council


Mission resident and USF senior Anita Buitrago was never aware of the daily contributions made to improve community life until she landed an internship that opened her eyes to her own backyard.

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Student Profile: Fares Alrahji


While the country Saudi Arabia may invoke memories of genies and princes in the Disney film “Aladdin”, it is also the home country of Fares Alrahji, a sophomore computer science major at USF.

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Going Blind Never Slowed Down AJ Smith


Freshman AJ Smith faced the typical trials of adjusting to life at USF when he began classes in August: meeting new friends, finding his classrooms and adjusting to the academic course load. But unlike most freshmen, Smith made this transition without the gift of sight.

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Student-Athletes Helped by Lawsuit Against NCAA


After a long court battle, student-athletes across the nation will benefit from a recent court ruling against the NCAA.

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International Students Feel Squeezed by U.S. Recession


When it comes to equality in college financial aid, international students get the short end of the stick, even at USF, with its global social justice mission. International students are not eligible for federal financial aid or college scholarships and must document their ability to pay all four years of full-priced tuition before they are [...]

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