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Guided by his parents and a legendary mentor, David Norton invests in business education and cancer research at USF
Approaching burnout after a decade in a demanding engineering job on Florida’s Space Coast, David Norton, MBA '03, was ready for something new.
January 22, 2026Research
USF team promotes effective method for disinfecting emergency vehicles from airborne pathogens
Imagine you’re a paramedic assigned to an ambulance, working face-to-face with sick people, some carrying an infectious disease. Would you be worried about falling ill yourself? Just as important, how do first responders stay healthy in otherwise unhealthy places?
January 22, 2026College of Public Health
USF team publishes new paper on human impact of ancient scourge
“A plague is upon us’’ must have been a common phrase in ancient Jordan, where countless people perished from a mysterious malady that would shape both a society and an era of civilization.
January 22, 2026Morsani College of Medicine
Why is the flu so bad this year?
People across the country, including in the Tampa Bay area, are coping with the latest surge of illness. The virus is contributing to a growing number of hospitalizations.
January 21, 2026Morsani College of Medicine
USF Health research team awarded $3.3 million to research how the body’s lymphatic system affects disease
USF is one of 11 locations nationally to receive awards Tuesday to work on developing new techniques for medical imaging of the lymphatic system, identifying new biomarkers and identifying genomic variants that can be used to diagnose lymphatic dysfunction.
January 20, 2026Morsani College of Medicine, Research
USF rises in new research rankings, outpacing many peer institutions in growth
With $522 million in research expenditures in fiscal year 2024, USF ranks No. 47 among the nation’s public universities – and a growth rate higher than 90% of members of the Association of American Universities.
January 13, 2026Research
The Florida Center for Nursing releases 2025 Impact Report showing expanded reach
The Florida Center for Nursing (FCN), headquartered at the University of South Florida College of Nursing, released its 2025 Impact Report today, highlighting a year of expanded outreach and data-driven initiatives designed to strengthen Florida’s nursing workforce
January 9, 2026College of Nursing
Grateful Patient Honors Leader in Colorectal Cancer Treatment
After surviving rectal cancer, William “Bobby” Jacobsen honored Dr. Jorge Marcet’s life-saving care with a transformative gift to USF Health, establishing an endowed chair in colorectal surgery. His philanthropy advances research, education, and innovative treatments that improve patient outcomes for generations to come.
January 7, 2026Morsani College of Medicine
USF Health, Tampa General Hospital and Florida Orthopaedic Institute are first in Florida to perform total ankle replacement with new FDA-approved implant
USF Health, TGH and FOI, successfully performed the first implantation in the state of InCompass, the newly FDA-cleared device for total ankle replacement. TGH is just the fifth hospital in the nation to utilize this advanced implant technology.
January 6, 2026Morsani College of Medicine, Patient Care
USF at 70: How the medical school shaped the university’s legacy
From a grainy a wooden sign in the sand to a world-class medical institution, USF’s Health Morsani College of Medicine has risen faster and farther than anyone imagined. This story traces that remarkable journey through the eyes of charter class member Dr. Douglas Barrett and the pioneers who helped lay its foundation.
January 5, 2026Morsani College of Medicine
USF Health Awards and Accolades – Fall 2025
USF Health faculty, staff and students are making an enduring impact across the state and nation through their commitment to research, education, patient care and community service.
December 18, 2025Honors & Awards
USF Health Concussion Center helps retired Army major general navigate life with Ménière’s disease
As a two-star Major General, Luis R. Visot is no stranger to formidable challenges. But living with Ménière’s disease has been among the most difficult battles he’s ever faced.
December 18, 2025Morsani College of Medicine, Patient Care