From the Archives: President Struggles To Resolve National Health Care April 9, 2017SynapseDespite President Donald Trump’s assertion that “Nobody knew healthcare could be so complicated,” it has, in fact, been a thorn... Student Life
Failure to Communicate, Part 2: Primary school April 3, 2017Ben ManskyThe scientific community and the general public aren’t known for agreeing on all the issues, to put it gently. For... Science
Last Lecture: Spotlight on the Best April 3, 2017SynapseFor the sixth year in a row, UCSF students have chosen the professor they most want to hear answer the...
The UCSF Privilege March 31, 2017Lakshmi SubbarajAfter seven weeks with my nose glued to the books learning as much as I could about the renal, endocrine... Academic
Humans of UCSF: Finding the Path March 27, 2017Emily Yang“I love photography. During the summer of my freshman year, I wanted to buy a Canon DSLR but was short... Student Life
The Maternal Wall Bias March 27, 2017Ariane PanzerFederal regulations are establishing stronger rights for career women in a variety of industries choosing to have babies, but these... Academic
Humans of UCSF: Getting Real March 17, 2017Jacqueline Choi“I always wanted to work with women and babies. I trained as a labor doula and volunteered at SFGH. On... Student Life
Surprise, I’m Gay! (and Christian) March 17, 2017Yolanda HoI am a Christian. And I am gay. These two factions of my life have clashed and pulled me in... Opinion
Dr. Mary Maxon: Inspiring Women in Sciences March 14, 2017The Science Policy GroupWomen are notoriously underrepresented in the world of politics. In Congress, only 20% of the seats are held by women... Academic
3-D Manufacturing at Your Fingertips March 14, 2017Omar AljundiWant to get down and express your creativity with unique tools and techonologies? The Makers Lab is a chill space...
Chancellor’s Concert Series Threatened March 13, 2017Yogi HendlinThe future of medicine is prevention. And yet, like so many organizations so excited about measurable outcomes that they’ve forgotten... Opinion
Let Food be Thy Medicine March 10, 2017Steve HerronFuriously mincing the last of the onion and mushrooms, aggressively churning the lentil marinara to a thick paste, and scrambling... Academic
Humans of UCSF: The Great Outdoors March 10, 2017Arielle Canoza“I grew up in Madison, WI dreaming of tidepooling, bioluminescence and biking Highway 1 through Big Sur. All of those... Career
Living the Dream March 6, 2017RayAs my laundry piles, carpet stains and the dust rests in my room I realize that I just don’t have... Humor
Get Your $2,400 March 3, 2017Aaron DolorOnly 1,318 students applied for the cost of living supplement (COLS) last year, yet 1,500 awards were available for the... Student Life