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Catching up with honors alum Sy-Woei Hao
From her start as a biology and psychology major at the 做厙TV to her current pursuit of a PhD in educational psychology at her alma mater, Sy-Woei Haos academic journey has been motivated by her compassion for others and desire to find meaningful ways to make an impact. She currently invests in the next generation of law students at Stetson University College of Law as Assistant Director of Dispute Resolution and works as a practicing attorney.
July 20, 2026Alumni
Getting out into the natural world: Professor Lynn Martin on biology, mentorship and global research collaboration
The house sparrow is so common that most people hardly notice it. But for USF Professor Lynn Martin, the small brown bird has become the center of a global scientific collaboration spanning numerous countries and offering new insights for animals and perhaps humans.
July 2, 2026Faculty & Staff
INTENNSE starts a second season with USF alum Yannick Yoshizawa and alum Roberto Cid powering the game
INTENNSE a professional tennis league with a fast-paced, team-based format kicked off its opening weekend at the Arena at Assembly Studios in Atlanta. Founding member and USF alum, Yannick Yoshizawa, believes the league will change the tennis landscape.
July 2, 2026Alumni, Global Networks
Still carrying his Bull pride: London-based alumnus Alex Carratt returns to USF with his original student ID
USF Alumnus, Alex Carratt, returns to his alma mater after over twenty years and reflects on the journey that brought him to RBC Capital Markets in London.
June 29, 2026Alumni, Global Networks
Whats the most important thing to look for in a credit card for international travel? Whats the biggest credit card mistake that international travelers make? Discover the answer to these questions and more from USF Muma College of Business professor.
June 22, 2026Faculty & Staff
USF football wide receiver uses NIL earnings to bring clean water to Nigeria
Inspired by stories of his parents childhood in Nigeria, USF football player Mudia Reuben founded the Nigeria Water Project, using donations and NIL earnings to help drill six wells in villages lacking reliable access to clean water.
June 17, 2026Students
70 questions with alumna Rosa Nafrere to celebrate 70 Years of Bold at USF
USF World was thrilled to interview USF student, Rosa Nafrere, for a special 70 Questions video inspired by the iconic Vogue series.
June 12, 2026Alumni
USF student prepares for Peace Corps service in Fiji
A USF student is preparing to begin a new chapter abroad after being accepted into the Peace Corps, where she will serve in the Community Economic Development sector in Fiji.
June 12, 2026Alumni
Joo Woo awarded Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award
What started as an ambitious project for associate professor Joo Woo has been recognized with a 2026-2027 Fulbright award on behalf of the Institute of International Education and the Fulbright Program.
June 3, 2026Faculty & Staff, Scholars
Youll learn along the way: New graduate Jose Maldonado Cabello reflects on his time at USF and professional growth
This May, Jose Maldonado Cabello graduated from USF with a double major in finance and econometrics. After a successful internship as an investment banking summer analyst at ING, Cabello is heading back to New York this summer to work as an incoming debt capital markets analyst at ING.
June 1, 2026Alumni, Global Networks
A childhood dream that didnt let go: Marina Richters journey to Muma 25 Under 25
Marina Richter 27 arrived at USF with a dream she had carried since she was young: to study abroad and build a life in the United States. But once Richter arrived at USF, those concerns quickly gave way to a sense of belonging.
May 22, 2026Alumni, Global Networks
USF Millennium Fellows make local change to address United Nations goals
Through the building of Little Free Libraries throughout Temple Terrace, the Books and Butterflies group, from the 2025 cohort of UN Millennium Fellows, is creating access to over 500 books for kids in neighborhoods that need it most.
May 15, 2026Students