[Third place winner in the Synapse Storytelling Contest nonfiction category.] The typical existential thoughts of a graduate student drifted through...

I think often of the apricots & shallots that I diced in your kitchen last year with a knife you...

[Originally published on December 1, 1988.] “Sometimes people just want to talk and it’s our policy never to hang up,”...

The buttercream needed something. Raspberries? George stirred a spoonful of jam into the bowl and re-tasted. Much better, he thought...

Originally published in Synapse on November 30, 1978. Written by Andrew Zysman. Supervisor Harvey Milk was shot to death on...

Medicine may seem an unlikely subject for comic books but think again. The UCSF Library recently kickstarted its inaugural Graphic...

Third place winner in the Synapse Storytelling Contest poetry category. we moved through the sentence of the crowd, its fork-plate...

Fall 2021 “How do you know that a man loves you?” *** Emmanuel had a firm build and rigid posture...

Originally published in Synapse on November 18, 1976. The employees of the University of California are receiving two paid holidays...

Only two-and-a-half years ago I was a third-year medical student completing my first clinical rotation when the news hit about...

Being a first-year graduate student can be hard. Like, really hard. As a first year, you may feel like a...

Third place winner in the Storytelling Contest fiction category. My breath was shaky. My hands were still trembling as my...

Originally published on November 13, 1997. Last week the United States Supreme Court ruled that it would not hear a...

This week, 48,000 academic workers across the University of California system are holding a vote to authorize a strike over...

Since the start of the novel COVID-19 coronavirus, billions of lives globally have been irreversibly changed. Public health safety measures...