Tortoise: a short film by Cencere Baker
An introvert is invited to a party by his energetic roommate. Continue Reading
The Long Goodbye: Death During COVID
How has the expression of grief and loss been changed by COVID? Continue Reading
The Meaning of ‘Fallout’ and the Freedom of Choice
Can a video game series teach us why humans keep going to war? Continue Reading
Marc Jacobs’ Heaven Saves Gen-Z From the Pits of Fast-Fashion Hell
Learn why the kooky world of Marc Jacobs’ “Heaven” is all over Gen-Z’s fashion mood board. Continue Reading
Around the World with Presley Attardo
Take a journey with Media Studies alum Presley Attardo (2015) as she travels the globe trying to figure out work and life. Continue Reading
Last Call: a short film by Izzie Clark
When the opportunity arises to have a gallery show of her painting, will a young artist run towards freedom or stay in stagnancy? Continue Reading
Oil Washed: a short film by Giuliana Salomone
A brief history of big oil with USF Environmental and Energy Programs professor Stephanie A. Siehr. Continue Reading
Gente Del Barrio: a short film by Jeremy Iván Goei-Videla
Learn how the ongoing gentrification of San Francisco’s Mission District is changing the character of the neighborhood and the city. Continue Reading
Welcome to Life: a short film by Samantha Berlanga
Two marionettes rebel against trite representations of gender roles and femininity. Continue Reading
Voyage: a short film by Wyatt Fields
A young reader falls asleep in the woods and wakes up in a dreamland, where she meets some peculiar new friends. Continue Reading
Pleasure Seekers – The Orgasm Gap Ep. 1: a short film by Samantha Berlanga
Filmmaker Samantha Berlanga sits down with sexologist Dr. Carol Queen and even HER MOTHER for some real talk about the clitoral orgasm gap! Continue Reading
Purple Vain: a short film by Ava Dunn
A monochromatic film that explores how the color purple connotes beauty, vanity, royalty, and a sense of childhood playfulness. Continue Reading
News at Six: a short film by Ramona Stanley
While casually flipping through television channels, someone or something seems to take control. Continue Reading
Vivian Tam’s Personal History of Japanese Animation
A personal deep dive into the style and history of Japanese animation. Continue Reading
Just Love Yourself: Exploring Euphoria’s Take On The Body Positivity Movement
When being told to “love yourself” goes horribly wrong. Continue Reading
A Poet’s Odyssey: Bridgette Yang on the Bay Area, Spoken Word, Film, & Being Named Valedictorian
2022 Valedictorian Bridgette Yang on how poetry helped her get through school during a pandemic. Continue Reading
Snaps for USF Alum Sarah Hulsman for Publishing Her First Book of Poetry
Poet Sarah Hulsman ‘13, shares her inspiration and process in creating Tiny Anchors, her first collection of published poems. Continue Reading
Noelle Nakakura on Hollywood’s Asian American Stereotypes
Explore where Hollywood’s Asian stereotypes originated and how the affect the Asian American community. Continue Reading
The pandemic paused live music. As the Bay presses play, is attending these events worth the risk?
Michelle Fong and Callie Fausey report back on 2021’s Outside Lands festival and document the Bay Area’s return to live music. Continue Reading
Goodwin Award Winner Sam Crocker on The Queer Shakespeare Film
Read 2022 USF Goodwin Award winner Sam Crocker’s essay on queerness in contemporary Shakespeare film adaptations by Jarman, Van Sant, plus. Continue Reading
