Many in the scientific world wish they could communicate better. For non-native English speakers at UCSF, language skills can be a particular challenge.
The Associated Students of the School of Nursing kicked off the 2014‒2015 school year with a bang, with delicious food, drinks, and prizes. More than 90 UCSF students, old and new, gathered at the Nursing Mezzanine on Wednesday, Oct.
A UCSF trainee has many responsibilities, so it is difficult to find time to pursue one’s passions outside of science and health care. This is especially true for musicians, who often find it difficult to integrate music into their lives at UCSF.
On Nov. 3, the Graduate and Professional Student Association met in Genentech Hall at the Mission Bay campus to discuss the current and upcoming events surrounding student affairs. This article provides a short summary of items discussed.
UCSF students lit candles for those impacted by mental health as part of a California-wide event to honor, remember, and inspire all of those whose lives have been impacted by suicide or other struggles with mental health.
Hospitals generate millions of tons of waste each year, discarding annually over $200 million worth of usable medical equipment and costing millions in disposal fees. Remedy at UCSF, a student-led organization, collects and redistributes these su
The UCSF chapter of SACNAS (Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science) has only been around since 2012, but it is already receiving national recognition.
The theme of Chancellor Sam Hawgood’s inspiring State of the University address last month could not have been more timely for the debut of this column. During his speech Hawgood placed emphasis on the importance of making connections with th
