Is the ACA Un-American? May 4, 2019Miguel LinaresSeveral courses during my MPH year have begun with familiar statistics; according to data from the Commonwealth Fund’s report, the... Opinion
Cupid's Span May 4, 2019Emily YaoEditor's note: Emily Yao earned an honorable mention for Bay Bridge and Boat, her entry into the Synapse Storytelling Contest... Student Life
The 'Leaky Pipe' of Diversity May 4, 2019Aaron MattinglyWhat makes an anchor institution? How does UCSF build upon not only itself, but also reach beyond and strengthen the... Opinion
This Date in UCSF History: Treating Police April 30, 2019SynapseOriginally published in Synapse - The UCSF student newspaper April 29, 1982. A law enforcement officer comes into a mental... Career
The Hilarious and Compelling Origins of the Pap Smear April 30, 2019Iva PetrovchichEditor's note: Presenting Iva Petrovchich's winning entry in the 2018 Synapse Storytelling Contest's science writing category. Category judge, San Francisco... Science
America Ripening April 30, 2019Simone KurialEditor’s note: Simone Kurial took the Synapse Storytelling Contest first place award for creative writing. Category judge, Synapse editor in... Arts & Culture
Birthday Dinner April 29, 2019Kelly CrottyEditor's note: Kelly Crotty is the third place winner if the Synapse Storytelling Contest creative writing category. From judge, Synapse... Arts & Culture
Eye Contact Can Be Overwhelming April 29, 2019Victoria TurnerVictoria Turner is the third place winner in the Synapse Storytelling Contest science writing category. Category judge, SF Chronicle science... Science
Tips for Residency Applications April 29, 2019Sara AyaziOn February 28, the Office of Career and Professional Development collaborated with UCSF’s American Pharmacists Association (APhA) and Phi Lambda... Academic
The Gaze April 29, 2019Hardik KothareI'd give up my throne, I'd give up my crown, To see the world painted, In that beautiful shade of... Arts & Culture
Thoughts from the Trauma Bay April 29, 2019Theodore PengThoughts from the Trauma Bay is the second place winner of the Synapse Storytelling Contest's personal essay category. Comments from... Student Life
Is AI Too Smart For Our Own Good? April 23, 2019Ariane PanzerCan scientific achievements become so advanced that we lose sight of our own humanity? This thought was weighing on the... Science
Healthcare Providers Share Social Histories April 23, 2019Aileen XuThe annual storytelling slam event, Social Histories, reminds us all of the importance of trust in healthcare, in patients, and...
We All Yardsale Sometimes April 22, 2019Victoria TurnerIn 2017, I skied for the first time. In 2018, I slipped on ice and broke my collarbone. My classmates... Student Life
A Daughter Remembers April 15, 2019Lisa LimDuring the Cambodian genocide, everything was taken away from the people, including color. After nearly 4 years under the Khmer... Academic