For all the swimmers and water lovers out there, Valentine’s Day is sure to bring you a sweet surprise. In addition to flowers and chocolate, avid gym goers will also be able to enjoy the Koret pool which will be ready to open its doors again in a few short weeks. The pool is on [...]

Barack Obama won the re-election for a second term as the President of the United States of America. Obama won 303 electoral votes against Governor Mitt Romney’s 206 votes, according to the Huffington Post. Hours before the announcement of President Barack Obama’s election victory, it seemed many USF students already knew who would win the [...]

“It is what I love about traveling; everything is brand new to each of the five senses. I’ve come back with a deeper understanding that I’m a global citizen,” she said. “It sounds cheesy, but when you’re over in a foreign country where you think the people are living so differently than you, and then you realize that you can relate to all of these people—it really makes an impression.”

On September 24, 2012, the San Francisco Chronicle published a story on its website, SFGate, in the Matier & Ross column about the resignation of Dayle Smith, the associate dean of undergraduate studies at the USF School of Management. Dayle Smith quit her position as associate dean amidst what the Chronicle calls, “USF’s aggressive recruitment [...]

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Students worry about the future of the Pell Grant

Fine art students beautify the green walls of USF's construction site.

The Foghorn pleads for your support in the proposed Activity Fee increase

The Foghorn discusses the role of a university in the personal conduct of its students.