Action Potential: The Ex Factor
(aka Why It’s OK You’re Still Sleeping with Your Ex) We’ve all sat in front of our TV or computer...
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of 141 Got a Bike? Like to Dance? Try SF Bike Party
Large social bike gatherings have a long history in San Francisco. This month, Critical Mass, which was started in San...
Chancellor Maps Out an Exciting Course for the University
Chancellor Desmond-Hellmann opened her fourth annual State of the University speech with what she called “some good news,” the launch...
Bonnie and the Bang Bang Lights Up the Library
The music of Bonnie and the Bang Bang sounds as if it would be best enjoyed from the back of...
Bluegrass in San Francisco? Hardly...
It’s one of the highlights of the San Francisco music calendar: the autumnal rite of Bluegrass —Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, that...
Journal Club: Stem Cell Biology, Immunology, and Physiology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Stem Cell Biology, Immunology, and Physiology.
SuperBetter to the Rescue!
Do you smell that? That panic-inducing pheromone that permeates the air of every school campus, sports competition and office building...
Life of a Grad Student: Overview
“How many graduate students are here — a few hundred?” a Dental student recently asked me. You may be surprised...
Journal Club: Development/Regeneration
Presentation: "How to Get A-Head in Life: Rescuing Head Regrowth in Regeneration-limited Planarians" Presenter: Christina Hueschen, second-year BMS student Paper...
Get Fit with Andrew
Q: Do physical therapists know anything about physical fitness, or do you just teach people how to walk all day...
Letter to the Editor: Tobacco-Free Policy is a Positive Step
Dear Editor, UCSF’s “Tobacco-Free At Work” policy is a positive step to promote the health of the campus community. Smoking...
Letter to the Editor: UCSF Tobacco-Free is too One Dimensional
Dear Editor, In response to my article opposing UCSF’s new tobacco policy (September 5), I have received enough reasonable critique...
Poetry at Parnassus: an Interview with Dr. David Watts
“Don’t shut down the humanistic side. It’ll make you unbalanced,” intoned Dr. David Watts, a gastroenterologist and UCSF clinical professor...
Fall Celebration Brings Grad Students Together
The mood was festive as members of the UCSF graduate community flocked to Koret Quad last Friday to enjoy the...
Mama’s on Washington Square: Worth the Wait?
It’s the end of summer in San Francisco. While tourist season is winding down, the streets are still clogged with...