Proximity April 8, 2022Zoe OnionJanuary 31, 2021 He wasn't my patient but I saw him, heard the interns discuss him, watched him slip further... Student Life
One Day We Woke Up on Mars April 8, 2022Victoria TurnerOne September, we woke up to find that something was wrong with the light. We had become more and more... Arts & Culture
Unprecedented Beauty April 4, 2022Victoria Turner[Part 6 of a photo series on life after 2020.] I would not have found the time or effort to... Student Life
This Date in UCSF History: Supes Nix Plans for Hotel Adjacent UCSF April 4, 2022Synapse[Originally published on April 5, 1979.] The San Francisco Board of Supervisors two weeks ago dealt what neighborhood groups hope... News
A Look Back at AIDS Research Pioneers April 4, 2022Jessica Maldonado-MendozaAs a healthcare provider, I was taught to follow protocols and look for information, patterns, and pathognomonic criteria to identify... Science
Triptych April 4, 2022Sonia TargI glanced across the road at my reflection. the way she looked hazy, i doubted she was real. swathed in... Arts & Culture
UCSF Unions Unite to Demand Lower Rent March 27, 2022Jessica Maldonado-MendozaSan Francisco’s affordable housing crisis has not spared UCSF, and now residents relying on UC Housing are teaming up to... News
UCs Host Science Ethics & Policy Symposium March 27, 2022Antara RaoScience Policy Groups at the University of California, Berkeley (UCB) and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) are co-hosting...
This Date in UCSF History: Supreme Court Decision Fails to Reflect Needs March 27, 2022Synapse[Originally publishing on March 25, 1977.] As the U.S. Supreme Court announced last week its decision to hear the Bakke... Social Justice
Work From Home Pets Demand Publishing Rights March 13, 2022Janice GohNatalie WhitisAs Omicron wanes and UCSF opens up cautiously again (hopefully for the last time), an unexpected group of researchers are... Humor
Ascend or Descend March 13, 2022Victoria Turner[Part 5 of a photo series on life after 2020.] Leaving the country for the first time after 2020, it’s... Arts & Culture
Best Nightmare March 13, 2022Hannah SansThis means war, blues versus red. No guns, less germs, But plenty of steel. There will be blood, I fear... Arts & Culture
This Date in UCSF History: Past Women of UCSF March 7, 2022Synapse[Originally published on March 6, 2008.] Today’s UCSF community is more diverse than ever before with many ethnicities and minority... Student Life
Better Than a HEPA Filter March 7, 2022Victoria Turner[Part 4 of a photo series on life after 2020.] When I stepped onto a boat for the first time... Arts & Culture
Dr. Wachter Weighs In: To Mask or Not To Mask? March 7, 2022Janice GohListen to our latest podcast episode: Dr. Bob Wachter, UCSF’s Chair of the Department of Medicine, gained a vast twitter... Health