On May 16, the Primary Care Progress chapter at UCSF with sponsorship from the Associated Students of the School of...

“I find that it’s hard to be sure about many things, and I try to stay open so I can...

A clinical observation was made where a women who was once tormented and traumatized by an incident sits in a...

“Being forced to resign from my 11-year gymnastics career was incredibly life changing for better and for worse. I had...

After reading Aaron Mattingly’s recently published Synapse article “Leadership or Lip Service?” about his disappointment in Executive Vice Chancellor and...

Most of us enter the health profession with idyllic views and goals of being able to treat all patients equally...

​What does it take to repair a broken heart? The Biomedical Sciences (BMS) graduate program at UCSF is instilling in...

As your executive vice chancellor and provost, I facilitated the annual Chancellor’s Leadership Diversity Forum on April 27. During the...

“I love running around with kids because I feel free to be the goofy person that I am. And as...

In a “Faculty-Student Meet and Greet” event hosted by UCSF’s Women in Life Sciences group, I was inspired by Carol...

On Thursday April 27 UCSF held the 10th Annual Chancellor’s Leadership Forum on Diversity and Inclusion, but I was not...

Electronic monitoring and storing of health data is all of the rage right now. Many of us track the number...

“If I wasn't going to be an oncology nurse practitioner, I would absolutely run a bakery. I like to shake...

Professor Robert Reich believes that the greatest current threat to our democracy is not our president, not congressmen, and not...

Capping off several weeks of intense debate and deliberation in the House and Senate over continued funding for the war...