Jennifer Lam
Contributing Writer
In a city full of good food, you can bet there are some tasty boba places that can quench your thirst on a hot day or as a late night treat with friends.
Within close proximity to the university’s campus, there are a bunch of boba joints to choose from. Which to choose? Continue reading BOBA, BOBA EVERYWHERE
Jennifer Lam
Contributing Writer
In collaboration with the University of San Francisco’s Masters in Museum Studies Program, Thatcher Gallery is presenting an array of early books and wood prints from the Donohue Rare Book Room in the collection “Reformations: Dürer & the New Age of Print” open to the public until Feb. 22. Continue reading AN EYEFUL EXHIBIT
Jennifer Lam
Contributing Writer
Alan Ziajka, organizer of the inauguration, said, “It will be worth going just to hear Cheryl Cain sing.”
Cain, who works as assistant to the dean in the School of Management, is a classically trained opera singer and will be featured performer in the St. Ignatius events. One of the pieces she will be singing is “Suscipe,” a prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola set to music by Rev. Louis Lambillotte, S.J. This song is a special request from the Rev. Paul Fitzgerald, who heard it when he was ordained in St. Ignatius Church in 1992.
The inauguration ceremonies will also include a new piece of music commissioned by Father Fitzgerald from Dan Schutte, the acclaimed Catholic composer. Continue reading Podcast: Sweet Melodies Planned for Rev. Fitzgerald’s Inauguration
