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Drone Storytelling Course Brings Popular Technology into the Classroom
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March 7, 2018Research and Innovation
New Research Discovers Genetic Variation Linked to African Americans with Heart Failure
The University of South Florida-led study is another step toward more effective treatments for a population disproportionately affected by this chronic cardiovascular disease
March 7, 2018USF Health
Engineering Expo Celebrates the World of STEM
USF College of Engineering undergraduates organize and run the yearly event
March 5, 2018Research and Innovation
New Invention Heading to South Africa to Generate Power and Clean Water Using Untapped Source
University of South Florida engineers helping solve world’s water and sanitation crisis.
March 5, 2018Research and Innovation
USF Health Research Day 2018 Celebrates Team Science
Two new Research Day awards focus on scholarly work promoting research and practice across the health colleges.
March 1, 2018USF Health
Iron Chef Cat Cora to Speak at USF on March 20
USF recently opened Olilo by Cat Cora, a new dining concept on campus in the Juniper-Poplar residence hall.
March 1, 2018Campus Life
83 Degrees Media: Career Readiness – USF Pilots Program to Digitally Demonstrate Skills
USF is helping students compete in an increasingly automated job market through its new Career Readiness Badging program, now in pilot mode on the main campus.
March 1, 2018USF in the News
The Telegraph: Photograph of Lost Giant 100ft Picasso Sculpture Discovered
'Bust of Woman' was to stand alongside an architectural art center designed by world famous architect Paul Rudolph, in the grounds of the University of South Florida, in Tampa.
February 28, 2018USF in the News
#NeverAgain Colleges
The University of South Florida values the right to free speech and strives to be a campus where all community members can share their diverse perspectives in a civil and respectful manner.
February 27, 2018University News
The Conversation: How Your Brain is Wired to Just Say ‘Yes’ to Opioids
In 2014, federal officials estimated nearly 2 million people in the United States suffer from substance use disorders related to prescription opioid pain medicines.
February 27, 2018USF in the News
NBC News: Sheriff in Florida Calls for Power to Detain over Social Media
Christy said that there was currently no language in the law regarding disturbing social media posts or images and that specific situations that can lead to a Baker Act exam "out in the real world can vary quite a bit."
February 22, 2018USF in the News
Tampa Bay Business Journal: USF Acts as Student Success Mentor to Three Universities Across Nation
A national education foundation has selected the University of South Florida as a national example for best practices for closing graduation gaps among minority students.
February 22, 2018USF in the News