UCSF’s grand vision to renovate the Parnassus Heights campus into a premier hospital and academic institution has numerous hurdles to overcome, one of which is to mitigate conflicts with the community.

When UCSF staff member Lisa Magargal was notified that the power in her Rohnert Park home was to be shut off during one of PG&E’s planned power outages, she didn’t hesitate to act — she stocked up on battery-operated LED lights, canned food, a

Understanding the irony of Suzy Loftus’ unoccupied seat at the opening of the Monday, Oct. 21 district attorney debate in a packed Genentech Hall Auditorium requires some context.

Mark Wooding, a videographer for the School of Medicine, stands at a whiteboard demonstrating animations at the Art Show.

On Friday Sept. 20, millions of students worldwide went on strike from school to demand swift action on climate change.

Following weeks of public outcry against the abrupt cancellation of the US Customs and Immigration Service (USCIS) medical deferred action program, the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Kevin McAleenan has instructed USCIS to

At academic medical centers, start-ups and established technology companies, the application of machine learning models toward analyzing healthcare data is an active and growing enterprise.