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USF researchers among top 10 in nation for publishing in premier information systems journals

USF is ranked No. 13 in the world, No. 9 in the U.S., and No. 1 in Florida for the five-year period from 2020 to 2024, according to AIS Research Rankings released by the Association for Information Systems.

April 11, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation

In response to the failed promise of “sustainable tourism,” can a new model leave places better with the help of tourists? Brooke Hansen explains how regenerative travel sets a higher bar than sustainability.

April 10, 2025Research and Innovation

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How employee cohorts influence newcomer retention, especially among Gen Z

Job hunting is contagious, according to a new study led by USF. When a workplace cohort starts looking for new opportunities, newcomers often follow suit.

April 9, 2025Research and Innovation

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USF Honors capstone empowers students to strengthen disaster resilience abroad - USF Honors News

Fourth-year USF marketing major Alison Frate and third-year applied and computational mathematics major Abigail Brake collaborated on a project for a company in the Philippines focused on protecting rural areas from natural disasters.

April 9, 2025Spotlights

A new study led by the and the University of Cincinnati sheds light on the powerful impact of workplace cohorts on newcomer retention. The findings provide critical insights for organizations seeking to reduce employee turnover and improve stability among their teams.

April 9, 2025Research and Innovation

A new study, co-authored by USF assistant professor Amit Chauradia from the Muma College of Business and the University of Cincinnati, reveals that peer behavior within employee cohorts significantly drives newcomer turnover.

April 9, 2025Research and Innovation

Tariffs on imported wine are driving up prices at Tampa Bay restaurants, with Seckin Ozkul—a USF assistant professor in supply chain management within the School of Marketing and Innovation—explaining that these trade policies are intensifying cost pressures for local businesses.

April 9, 2025Business News

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How employee cohorts influence newcomer retention, especially among Gen Z - USF Newsroom

A new study led by the and the University of Cincinnati sheds light on the powerful impact of workplace cohorts on newcomer retention. The findings provide critical insights for organizations seeking to reduce employee turnover and improve stability among their teams.

April 9, 2025Business News, Research and Innovation

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U.S. News & World Report ranks USF a national leader for dozens of graduate programs

USF's part-time MBA program moved up 15 spots and now sits inside the top 50, at No. 38 in the nation. The program is ranked No. 25 among public universities and No. 2 in the state.

April 8, 2025Business News

A fireside chat at Sarasota-Manatee with twin brothers Blake and Brock Gratton, Sarasota entrepreneurs who started and built SpringWell Water Filtration into a powerhouse brand before selling the company for more than $100 million, has been postponed and will be rescheduled for the fall 2025 semester.

April 8, 2025Business News, Entrepreneurship, Events

Nearly two dozen students received their certificate of completion from USF's Brewing Arts program during a ceremony held at the Yuengling Draft Haus & Kitchen in Tampa.

April 7, 2025Business News

Tax season is upon us, the time of year when Americans file their returns and hope to receive money back. USF Accounting Professor Mike Sinclair explains why we need to file returns and major myths and mistakes around taxes.

April 7, 2025Business News

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