'This is a special place': Jose Fernandez enters 25th season as women's basketball coach at USF
For USF Women’s Head Basketball Coach Jose Fernandez, the last 24 years have passed in the blink of an eye.
USF releases new rendering of student section in future stadium ahead of home clash with Miami
When USF's on-campus stadium opens in 2027, the west side will exclusively seat students, and in lieu of their big game coming up against the Miami Hurricanes, the school released a new rendering.
USF researchers studying impact of 'forever chemicals' on fish in Tampa Bay
As people visit and move to the Tampa Bay area because of its fishing opportunities and the water, scientists at the University of South Florida are looking into forever chemicals in the bay and how they are impacting fish.
Husband and wife coaching duo no longer sharing the field after 17 years at USF
Chris and Denise Schilte-Brown have coached soccer side by side for 23 years, including 17 at USF, but this year is different.
USF QB Byrum Brown ready to improve on stellar first season under center
If his first season under center was his debut, then the 2024-25 season will be Byrum Brown's encore.
USF project swabbing first responder vehicles to see what’s being missed in infection control
Ambulances and fire trucks see a lot of action in our communities that put them in contact with various germs. A project at the University of South Florida is swabbing to test what’s being missed in infection control to improve training for first responders.
USF professor known for cracking cases to use $1M grant to solve missing persons cases in another state
USF Professor Erin Kimmerle uses bones to solve the mysteries of people who went missing years ago. In many cases, families were left with holes in their hearts.
USF becomes one of four universities with new AI voice course aimed at detecting certain health conditions
The University of South Florida is now one of four universities offering a course that uses artificial intelligence and a person's voice to identify certain health conditions.
USF proposes changes to policies for on-campus events, protests
Months after pro-Palestinian protests turned violent and ended with arrests, new changes could be on the way at USF when it comes to campus events.
USF, Florida Institute of Oceanography’s new remotely operated vehicle to embark on first underwater mission
Crews with the University of South Florida and the Florida Institute of Oceanography prepped their new remotely operated vehicle, Taurus, on Monday for its first mission.
USF sprinter's Olympic dreams take him home
Saminu Abul-Rasheed saved his best for last.
USF planning to transform The Claw into 'vibrant mixed-use district'
When describing the transformation of the old golf course and surrounding area, leaders at the University of South Florida cited recent development projects in Tampa as examples.
AI-powered smart mosquito trap developed at USF to help fight spread of malaria, save lives abroad
A new smart trap using artificial intelligence will be used to track mosquitoes that spread malaria in Africa, and it came from the minds of two University of South Florida researchers.
USF hires Indiana State's Mitch Hannahs as new baseball coach
South Florida has hired Mitch Hannahs away from Indiana State to take over its struggling baseball program, the school announced Saturday.
Could vitamin C treat skin cancer? USF study shows promise
As families get ready to spend more time outside this summer break, Bay Area medical professionals want to remind Floridians to stay safe in the sun and to watch for skin cancer symptoms. It comes as research from USF points to vitamin C as a potential treatment for melanoma.
USF cybersecurity training program targeting veterans, first responders
The University of South Florida is working to help train students to fight back against cybersecurity attacks.
USF track and field team sends program-record 12 to NCAA Championships
Erik Jenkins first came to Tampa five years ago ready to take over a USF track and field program that had seen success, but only in bits and pieces in its history.
USF sprinter owes track success to his grandmother
Markel Jones came to USF to do one thing: showcase his track & field talents.
USF men's track & field team complete American Conference season sweep
One was good, but two was twice as nice for the USF men's track & field team.
USF men's golf team ready to tee it up for a trip to the National Championship
The USF men’s golf team is celebrating winning its 6th American Athletic Conference Championship in the last 10 years, which earned the program a 20th conference title, tying the school record for the most among all of their sports.