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Saffron, Saint of Spices: UCSF Library Artist in Residence Pantea Karimi
The UCSF Library Artist in Residence program promotes health humanities by exposing and re-purposing historical materials preserved in the Archives...
This Date in UCSF History: Cuts and Fee Increase
[Originally published in Synapse on September 9, 2004.] The University of California sustained its fourth budget cut in a row...
Storytelling Contest Winners Charm, Haunt, and Mesmerize
Entries to the fourth annual Synapse Storytelling Contest offered an astonishing array of imaginative and captivating scenes that challenged judges...
My Long COVID Experience
The sun was at its highest point in the sky. At the same time, I was at my lowest point...
Farewell Til Fall
As we end the 66th year of Synapse’s publication, I encourage you to stop whatever you are doing and just...
This Date in UCSF History: The real Jane Roe
Originally published on May 31, 1990. A small woman wearing blue jeans and tennis shoes stood nervously before a crowd...
Looking for a Sign
“We took out a mass from your colon. We think it’s cancer. The good news is we think we got...
This Date in UCSF History: Keep abortions safe and legal
[Originally published in Synapse on May 24, 1981.] Abortion is under attack, again, in what may prove to be the...
effigy
rounds of hate in scores fired enter my body as i watch eight fall, six of them who look like...
GAD
She went to the doctor today And we told her she was sick She didn’t need a visit to know...
Work-Life Balance
When I came across this coffee cup balanced perfectly and precariously on a hallway railing in Zuckerberg San Francisco General...
Head, Shoulders, Knees, Toes
Two distant planets A chimney of cozy air An open coin purse Oxen at the yoke A perch for cuddly...
Split the Sky
Scientific research can feel like a lonely voyage into the clouds, until even the clouds peel away and there is...
Your Greatest Fear
This crosswalk to the clouds really sums up how I picture it every time I face things in the future...