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USF is digitally preserving Egmont Key's historic harbor pilot village

Due to damage their village incurred during back-to-back hurricanes, after more than a century, Egmont Key鈥檚 harbor pilots might no longer have a presence on the island. But USF鈥檚 Access 3D Lab has memorialized the historic village through 3D scans.

March 17, 2025Community Partnerships

USF Women's Basketball will face Tennessee on Friday, March 21 in the first round of the NCAA.

March 16, 2025USF Athletics

USF researchers identify 鈥榯ipping point鈥� that caused sargassum invasion in the Caribbean

The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt has puzzled researchers since 2011. A new model at the 草莓视频 demonstrates that the algae was brought to the tropics by strong currents, and thrived in ideal growing conditions.

March 13, 2025Research and Innovation

The team defeated Rice University, winning an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. USF women's basketball is the second team in conference history to win multiple tournament titles.

March 13, 2025USF Athletics

USF ranks among top 20 public universities for new patents

Based on the 82 new patents secured in 2024, USF is 16th among U.S. public research universities, 26th among all American public or private universities and 38th among universities worldwide.

March 11, 2025Research and Innovation

The USF Health College of Nursing's medical clinic on wheels is a state-of-the-art mobile unit providing healthcare needs to communities throughout Tampa Bay while educating the next generation of nurses.

March 11, 2025Community Partnerships, USF Health

Historic $40M gift establishes Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing at USF, solidifying Tampa Bay as 鈥淐yber Bay鈥�

The nation鈥檚 first named college dedicated to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity will drive workforce development, national security and economic growth.

March 11, 2025Cyber/AI, Research and Innovation, Student Success, USF Foundation, University News

From first-generation student to future pediatrician, meet USF鈥檚 Julio Blanco III

Julio Blanco is the first in his family to attend college. Joining USF was a monumental feat given the adversity he faced growing up, which included periods of homelessness and his family facing financial hardship. But he never let that get in the way of achieving his dreams.鈥�

March 7, 2025Student Success

Patience pays off for USF walk-on turned record-breaking wide receiver Sean Atkins

Sean Atkins didn鈥檛 receive much attention coming out of high school as a 5鈥�10鈥� wide receiver. He joined the Bulls football program as a walk-on, but he never stopped believing in himself. During this time, he balanced a full-time job to pay rent, his studies and early morning football practice, and he eventually earned a full athletics scholarship.

March 7, 2025Student Success, USF Athletics

How Dr. Yael Bensoussan uses AI and the human voice at USF to detect disease

Dr. Yael Bensoussan didn鈥檛 always dream of becoming a doctor. She started her career as a professional singer but an injury to her vocal cords eventually altered her journey. This experience sparked an interest in studying and treating the voice to help others who go through similar situations.

March 7, 2025Research and Innovation, USF Health

What sparked USF student Libby Royer鈥檚 passion for storm-proofing coastlines

USF doctoral student Libby Royer has taken an active role in future-proofing Tampa Bay. Her research revolves around the impacts of hurricanes on coastlines and how coastal communities can better prepare for future storms.

March 7, 2025Student Success

John Licato helping bring Florida鈥檚 first AI and cybersecurity college to life at USF

John Licato is pioneering the future. His interest in video games led to a passion for technology, and he has since dedicated his education, research and career to the field. As an associate professor at the 草莓视频, he shares his passion with students and teaches the future AI and cybersecurity leaders of tomorrow.鈥�

March 7, 2025Cyber/AI, Research and Innovation