Renaissance woman: Kelly Weinersmith on science, outreach and family
Kelly Weinersmith recently completed her Ph.D. at UC Davis and is now a Huxley Fellow at Rice University in Houston...
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Good habits are key to successful career hunting
As a Ph.D. career advisor, I am often asked, “What can I do right now, today, to transition into a...
Students, faculty and staff convene for worker rights at HPSR panel
On Feb. 25, more than 100 UCSF students, faculty and staff attended the “Impec Workers Panel: Voices from the Invisible...
New alcohol policies for RCOs insulting to adult students
The UCSF administration has decided to institute a new alcohol policy for student clubs, where alcohol can be consumed during...
UCSF announces new restrictions in alcohol policy
The casual consumption of alcoholic beverages at a student event will no longer be quite so casual. This month, it...
Proposed rent increases spark uproar over housing policies
An announcement from campus Housing Services that it would increase rental rates by one-third for long-term residents had some ready...
Humans of UCSF: Joe Udeochu
"Born and raised in Nigeria, I emigrated to the United States as a teen. Took a very indirect path into...
Tumor immunology takes off
Tumors are not just solid masses of cancer cells. As those cancer cells grow and divide, they hijack all the...
Humans of UCSF: Fiahna Cabana
“I’m a research coordinator for the UCSF-Samsung Digital Health Innovation Lab and I’m also an associate for the Center for...
Synapse: February 16, 1970
A single front-page headline, reading “the tuition battle—bleed for UC,” was starkly superimposed on a full-page photograph of a well-known...
‘One Size Doesn’t Fit All’: What precision medicine holds for our future
“Tonight, I’m launching a new Precision Medicine Initiative to bring us closer to curing diseases like cancer and diabetes—and to...
If you could change ONE thing to improve the postdoc experience at UCSF, what would it be?
P(ostdoc)-value* is a grassroots movement of postdocs at UCSF who believe the current training model is insufficient or incomplete. Our...
Is there life outside of academia? UCSF MIND program helps graduate students and postdocs break into “alternative” career fields
Academics sometimes joke that their training resembles the Ponzi pyramid scheme. This joke may ring too close to truth for...
Health Forum to Promote Better Healthcare for LGBTQI Communities
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer Student Association at UCSF is proud to be hosting its seventh Annual LGBTQI Health...
Change Your Breathing—Now!
Recently I attended the Anesthesia Grand Rounds’ “Updates in Pain Management.” (Yes—we physical therapy students are involved!) The event featured...