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From Fairy Tale to FrameLaura Makabresku is giving life and death a new perspective with her art. In a tainted mixture of erotic fantasy and the death-defying darkness portrayed in her images, viewers are left captivated …

Bridging the GapAs a dedication to victims of universal queer hate crimes, Woodcox uses his photographs as a solidarity stance to symbolize his belief in love and equality. These photographs were intended to encou…

Next-Level Family PhotographyElizabeth Sallee Bauer was a chef turned family photographer. While succeeding with her goal of capturing her kids’ personalities, she also managed to gain a hefty amount of Flickr followers …

The Authentic Sci-Fi CharactersSome people scream, some people squirm, some people are like John Hallmén and run right up close to take a photograph. Interested in invertebrates? Check out Hallmén’s photographs.

Abandoned ArchitectureMatthew Hampshire focuses on abandoned architecture photography. From barren seasides and deserted homes to plane wrecks and chapels that have forgotten to be cherished, Matthew captures what it wo…

Hennie van Heerden: Photography in the WildHennie van Heerden commonly seeks adventure in South Africa while building a mass nature reserve on her home in Holland! Read about her death defying experiences, collaboration with Canon Japan, pr…

The Emotion of LandscapeMikko Lagerstedt leaves Flickr starstruck with captivating images that make waves across the internet. For every photograph he takes, Mikko has two goals: inspire and impact individuals around the …

Vagelis and the Traveling KittyVagelis is a landscape and portrait photographer based in Attica, Greece. His beloved traveling companion Bobo is also based in Attica. Together, they capture the lively soul of this region in a br…

Honoring Lost AngelsWhat can you give to a man who gives his everything to everyone else? A Flickr feature is just the beginning. In an intimate interview with Flickr, Lee Jeffries reveals a few photographic secrets, …

Kirsty Mitchell’s Wonderland SeriesKirsty Mitchell is the author of the best selling photographic Wonderland book. Inspired by the tragic loss of her mother, Kirsty’s fantasy photos encompass the meaning and emotion behind eac…

Why Not Now?Hayden Korr is a yearbook photographer turned photojournalist. As a student survivor at one of the most horrific school shootings in history, she has turned her grief into inspirational political a…

Finding and Keeping PurposeHer 365-day challenge began six weeks after the passing of her boyfriend, Tim, who was devastatingly taken after battling melanoma.

Foghorn Opinion Pieces

DACA: What we have to lose and how San Francisco is respondingPresident Donald Trump has recently decided to rescind DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), a policy established by Barack Obama to defer the deportation of persons who entered the countr…

Fractured Transparency at our UniversityMarissa Jasso is a junior English major. On Nov. 3, junior nursing student and Phelan Hall resident Sam Kerfoot was arrested for multiple felony charges, the most significant of which were possessi…

BERT Failing Within Social JusticeMarissa Jasso is a junior English major. When little Tommy got pushed off the swing by Barbara Joe, he knew that telling the teacher would only get him into deeper trouble. Being known as the tattl…

Gods and GarbageMarissa Jasso is a junior English major. According to the second law of thermodynamics, isolated systems gravitate to a state of entropy; chaos, decline and disorder. Voters embody these cha…

University of San Francisco Articles

Innovative Site In Spotlight | University of San FranciscoAppInventor.org — an educational site for people with no coding experience seeking to create mobile apps — was voted one of the Best Websites for Teaching and Learning, by the American Association of School Libraries.

Making Headlines | University of San FranciscoThe Chinese Studies program equips students in the most extensive ways possible. While being located in a city with one of the largest Chinatowns outside of Asia, students living in San Francisco thrive in a multicultural hub packed with the most prestigious news labels around the world.

UPA New Colloquium Series | University of San FranciscoThe Master of Arts in Urban and Public Affairs (UPA) program kicked off its new UPA Colloquium lecture series in 2018 with public talks on topics as diverse as the politics of real estate, the “DIY city,” the complex policy landscape of homelessness, and the history of a local landfill turned public park.

Urban Studies walking tours | University of San FranciscoThe BA in Urban Studies program utilizes USF’s prime location as a living laboratory by taking students on walking tours throughout the city to give context to what they’re learning in the classroom.

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