This Date in UCSF History This Date in UCSF History: Celebrating the Year of the Snake [Originally published in on February 7, 2013.] Welcome to the Year of the Snake! Snake is the yin to last year’s Dragon yang. That said, Snake does not settle for mediocrity, either. February 4, 2025 SynapseCampus Arts & Culture
Ode to a Code Blue October 14, 2019Kate ArriolaMy first day on rotations was your last day on earth. This morning when you woke up, did you think... Arts & Culture
Ain't No Fish October 12, 2019Jeremie JoffreSunday morning in Monterey Bay, no tail tip on the horizon so far. The conversation was about transgenic zebra fishes... Arts & Culture
Transcardial Perfusion October 12, 2019Matthew KlopeI wonder where you were While you sat watching your hands work away at their terrible task While you sat... Arts & Culture
Thesis Defense May 21, 2019Adam Wade-VallanceBlurry red fills his vision as he crashes back against the ropes, back aching for the support of the taught... Arts & Culture
America Ripening April 30, 2019Simone KurialEditor’s note: Simone Kurial took the Synapse Storytelling Contest first place award for creative writing. Category judge, Synapse editor in... Arts & Culture
Birthday Dinner April 29, 2019Kelly CrottyEditor's note: Kelly Crotty is the third place winner if the Synapse Storytelling Contest creative writing category. From judge, Synapse... Arts & Culture
The Gaze April 29, 2019Hardik KothareI'd give up my throne, I'd give up my crown, To see the world painted, In that beautiful shade of... Arts & Culture
The Gargoyle’s Watch April 15, 2019Adam Wade-VallanceI am greeted by a cool morning’s energy carried in the brisk air breaking on my back. Refreshed, I approach... Arts & Culture
Evidence of Things Not Seen April 7, 2019Rebecca JaszczakWhen you promised to make my brain sing color, I jumped at the chance. You were a painter of vibrancies... Arts & Culture