Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: USF plans to deliver a full schedule of fall courses, including on campus and online. USF is currently updating fall course offerings and expects to have the courses available for registration by late July; registered students will receive notice when updates are made. Where possible, USF employees are to work remotely until further notice. View all updates and frequently asked questions.
USF’s aim is for all students to begin or continue their academic journey without disruption. International students are cherished members of our university community and we recognize that many of you are coping with unique challenges as a result of COVID-19.
University News
President Steve Currall joined the University of South Florida on July 1, 2019. He has successfully consolidated USF’s three campuses, raised over $115 million and continues to lead through the complexities resulting from COVID-19, making Currall’s first year in office one of the most eventful time periods since USF was established in 1956.
Community
As COVID-19 continues to impact nearly every aspect of daily life, Feeding Tampa Bay and the University of South Florida have teamed up to help ease the burden on families unsure of where their next meal might come from.
University News
USF Associate Criminology Professor Bryanna Fox will play a pivotal role in the city of Tampa’s new initiative to improve relations between its police department and the communities it serves.
During the rapidly evolving coronavirus outbreak, national media outlets are regularly turning to faculty experts from the University of South Florida to analyze the latest developments and feature how innovations created at USF will help fight the virus. By participating in hundreds of interviews, USF’s world-class faculty in public health, medicine, engineering, business and many other disciplines play a leading role in educating the public as news shifts.
