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Previous Issues
Winter 2023
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The magic of music in motion: The Herd of Thunder marches into its 25th year of stirring Bull pride — and building lifelong bonds.
Summer 2023
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A giant leap: USF joins top research institutions in the Association of American Universities, bringing unprecedented opportunities.
Spring 2023
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Bull Speed Ahead! Athletics goes full throttle with a new training center, new coaches and new championships.
Summer 2022
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As reflected in national rankings and new initiatives, USF is striving to ensure that the next generation of leaders is well-equipped to meet today’s challenges – and tomorrow’s.
Spring 2022
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An in-depth discussion with Rhea Law, USF’s eighth president. [Photo: Sandra C. Roa, USF News]
Winter 2021
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Creating Opportunities: From business and job creation to addressing coastal and climate change; responding to critical health care needs and preparing students for career success, USF is creating opportunities throughout the Tampa Bay region. [Photo: iStock, hsun337]
Additional Archives
2021
2020
Winter
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Heroes Among us: The USF community responds to COVID-19 with resilience, creativity and compassion.
Fall
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Building an equitable future: USF faculty and staff are deeply engaged in important work regarding diversity and inclusivity.
SUMMER
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Stories from across the university detail just a few of USF’s many responses to the pandemic.
Spring
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A timeline of accomplishments and reflections from partners, colleagues and alumni mark some of the many highlights of USF President Judy Genshaft’s 19-year tenure.
2019
Winter
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Transforming medical education: USF’s new facility in downtown Tampa ushers in a new era for tomorrow’s health care professionals.
Spring
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A timeline of accomplishments and reflections from partners, colleagues and alumni mark some of the many highlights of USF President Judy Genshaft’s 19-year tenure.
Summer
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Meet the president: Steve Currall brings three decades of experience at public and private universities to his new role.
Fall
Navigating college life: USF deploys variety of resources to help students dealing with anxiety, depression and other issues.
Winter
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Transforming medical education: USF’s new facility in downtown Tampa ushers in a new era for tomorrow’s health care professionals.
2018
Spring
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USF is ground zero for training a cybersecurity workforce.
Summer
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USF reaches across the globe in ways that benefit students and faculty, and those with whom they connect.
Fall
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USF is the state’s newest Preeminent University – a major milestone in a transformative journey that’s just beginning.
Winter
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USF updates its brand. Yearlong effort included outreach to more than 1,000 stakeholders.
2017
Spring
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Securing access, curtailing climate change, controlling pollution, and understanding the full range of biodiversity are some of the many pursuits of faculty, students and alumni as they work to protect the water supply that is critical to our existence.
Summer
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From research that aims to understand and inform public policy about human trafficking, to alumni, faculty and staff who work with refugees, USF’s community is standing up for the vulnerable.
Fall
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Take a look at plans for the new USF Health Morsani College of Medicine and Heart Institute in downtown Tampa, and read comments from USF experts about some of the major forces driving changes to health care systems, delivery of care and overall health today.
Winter
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USF researchers discuss the food supply, from health issues and trends to how our environment and culture shape our choices.
2016
Winter
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The USF Office of Veteran Success helps student veterans connect and build a network for their future.
Spring
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To celebrate the USF’s rise to No. 25 in the National Science Foundation rankings, we share 25 discoveries unearthed by USF faculty and student research.
Summer
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USF Health experts, including leading obstetric researcher and vice president for USF Health Charles J. Lockwood, MD, play crucial roles in helping us understand the current epidemic.
Fall
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As the nation's population ages, USF researchers are pursuing multiple avenues of interdisciplinary research aimed at improving the health and quality of life of older citizens.
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