Thousands of Medical Students Voice Opposition to Trump Health Czar December 16, 2016Matthew CrimpThousands of medical students are voicing opposition to President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to head of the Department of Health and... News
What is Science Policy? December 15, 2016The Science Policy GroupAs a member of the Science Policy Group, people frequently ask me what science policy entails. This is a difficult... Science
Finding the Fountain of Youth December 12, 2016Stephanie HoldenFor thousands of years, explorers, adventurers, and conquerors have searched for the “fountain of youth,” a magical spring that grants... Science
The Turkey Drop December 9, 2016RayIt’s not uncommon to find students coming into UCSF with a full-fledged relationship — one of those we’ve-been-steady-for-two-years types. But... Humor
Humans of UCSF: In Harmony December 9, 2016Emily Yang“Singing has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up in a... Student Life
Defending Diversity December 4, 2016Aaron MattinglyStudents, faculty and the administration at UCSF have unified in taking steps to fight discrimination and support undocumented students in... News
Your Three Minutes as Nietzsche December 1, 2016Alexis Krup“It is my ambition to say in 10 sentences what others say in a whole book.” If his quotability is... News
Swayed by Stereotypes December 1, 2016Jason Parad“Mr. Hayward is a 45-year-old African-American male with hypertension who presents with dyspnea on exertion…” Patient narratives like the one... Academic
Election Grief November 28, 2016Isaac PerloffWaking to a different country, alternate universe. Feeling that the values I was raised with have been demolished. Questioning whether... Opinion
Humans of UCSF: Nurse & Guide November 28, 2016Jacqueline Choi“I am a cancer mom. Once a cancer mom, always a cancer mom. I'm also a registered nurse and have... Student Life
Take Healing to the Streets November 20, 2016Anita HargraveThe Do No Harm Coalition views the 2016 Presidential Election of Donald Trump as a heavy reminder that illness, injustice... Opinion
Banner Day for Science November 19, 2016Nicholas GentryWith activities ranging from NASA’s miniature particle accelerator to Chevron’s anatomy of a baseball, thousands of awestruck kids enjoyed hands-on... News
Now is the Time November 19, 2016Francesca AloisioIn the aftermath of the election, the past several days have been difficult for me. As a woman and a... Opinion
Taking the Power Back November 15, 2016Ariane PanzerI woke up at 6:40 in the morning after a night of fitful sleep. Bleary-eyed, I grabbed my phone off... Opinion
Where is the Love? November 14, 2016RayGiven the recent events surrounding the presidential election, I find it hard to scribble about the topic I originally had... Opinion