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Through internships, USF Institute of Applied Engineering opens direct pathway to defense careers
The USF Institute of Applied Engineering provides students with hands-on internships that connect them directly to defense, cybersecurity, and engineering careers, often leading to full-time roles with government agencies and private contractors. They are not accepting internship applications.
September 10, 2026Community Partnerships, Student Success
USF’s newest first-year class raises the bar, setting records for high school GPA, SAT scores and National Merit Scholars
It’s the most academically accomplished first-year class in USF history. Meet some of the new students making USF their home.
September 9, 2026Student Success, University News
USF President Limayem announces location, unveils plans for new Bellini College building
During his first fall address as president, Limayem highlighted record-breaking achievements and provided updates on several of the university’s most significant initiatives – from the continued growth of its research enterprise to the transformation of the Tampa campus and the development of a new strategic plan.
September 9, 2026University News
Uptown Landing name unveiled as construction begins on transformative mixed-use destination at USF
Largest public-private partnership project in State University System history will bring student housing, restaurants, retail, hotel, conference and research space to USF
September 8, 2026Community Partnerships, University News
‘Do it afraid:’ USF nursing student’s journey from the ICU to developing a program for patients with metabolic syndrome
A childhood experience inspired Ashley Hagood to pursue nursing, but it was a mentor at USF who encouraged her to keep going when the path became difficult. Learn how Hagood’s journey from critical care nurse to doctoral student is taking her to Colombia, where she’s working to improve care for patients with metabolic syndrome.
September 8, 2026Student Success, USF Health
USF football opens its 30th season with a victory over FIU
The first game under head coach Brian Hartline, nearly 42,000 fans at Raymond James Stadium marked the Bulls' largest home-opening crowd since 2021.
September 8, 2026USF Athletics
USF faculty secure $1.2M NSF grant to advance quantum-secure, AI-enabled wireless networks
Wireless connectivity now underpins almost every part of daily life – which is why USF researchers say future quantum-resistant and AI-enabled security technology is needed to protect the future generation of networks.
September 4, 2026Research and Innovation
USF Health Morsani College of Medicine ranks No. 1 in the nation for second straight year in Medical School Excellence Index
This year, the college welcomed its strongest incoming class of medical students in its history, setting a new record with a median MCAT score that represents the top 2% nationwide.
September 4, 2026Student Success, USF Health
Why USF is one of America's best-value universities: New national rankings highlight excellence, affordability and career outcomes
Money, SmartAsset and Niche rank USF among the nation's best, especially regarding graduation rates, affordability, financial aid, student debt and alumni salaries.
September 3, 2026University News
USF humanities students chart new career paths through $4.8 million internship program
One year after its launch, see how the first cohort of Mellon-funded interns is gaining hands-on experience across Tampa Bay through a program that will eventually provide up to 900 paid internships annually, funded by a five-year, $4.8 million grant from the Mellon Foundation.
August 31, 2026Community Partnerships, Student Success
New York Times: A Melting Glacier in Nepal Was a Time Bomb. There Are More to Come.
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August 28, 2026USF in the News
What mangrove leaves reveal about microplastic pollution in Tampa Bay
Microplastics can be found throughout Tampa Bay's waters, but little is known about how they accumulate on plant surfaces. USF graduate student Kate McLendon is examining mangrove leaves to better understand these hidden pollutants and their impact on coastal habitats.
August 28, 2026Research and Innovation