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
From the Bedside April 24, 2014Elieth MartinezOne hour into my first ED shift, my attending suggested, “go in there, examine your first patient and tell me... Arts & Culture
a patient’s wish April 24, 2014Synapsethreads of cloud drape the hill like lace over a crib drops of cloud fill the puddle like pearls in... Arts & Culture
Got Game? Inner Sunset Trivia Night Roundup March 6, 2014Angela CastanietoAfter a long day of running experiments and sitting in on lab meetings, it’s tempting to mindlessly drown your stress... Arts & Culture
Interplanetary Playground: Nightlife at The Cal Academy February 20, 2014T. Booth HaleyWhere can you go dancing to a funk-soul DJ under a giant glass aquarium of a Philippine coral reef? Where... Arts & Culture
A Finger Lickin’ Good Time February 20, 2014Chris FooThis past Sunday marked the latest electronic music event in San Francisco, Finger Lickin’. The event — the first joint... Arts & Culture
Chinese Culture Night: Year of the Horse January 30, 2014Tiffany HsuThe Chinese Health Professional Student Association (CHPSA) is excited to celebrate the Year of the Horse with the UCSF community... Arts & Culture
KAHPSA to Host a New Year Celebration January 30, 2014Sarah GimThe Korean American Health Professional Student Association (KAHPSA) will hold a Korean New Year Celebration on Wednesday, February 5. The... Arts & Culture
Cirque du Soleil’s Amaluna is Other Worldly December 12, 2013Joy ChangAmaluna is the fusion of the words ama, meaning mother, and luna, which means moon. The story unfolds on a... Arts & Culture
New Chamber Music Society Teams Up with Vocal Chords for Winter Concerts December 5, 2013Sherman JiaMusic has an extraordinary ability to heal — it enriches the lives of both physicians and their patients. There is... Arts & Culture