This Date in UCSF History: Ending Violence Against Women December 6, 2019SynapseOriginally published in Synapse on Dec. 8, 2003. Why is the greatest insult one can hurl at a boy is...
This Date in UCSF History: Partnership to Develop Mission Bay Campus December 3, 2019SynapseAt the Nov. 20 UC Regents meeting, Chancellor Haile Debas proposed the formation of a partnership between UCSF and a...
This Date in UCSF History: Defending the Right to Choose November 14, 2019SynapseOriginally published in Synapse on Nov. 21, 1996. Before 1973, the year Roe vs. Wade guaranteed women the right to... Health
This Date in UCSF History: French AIDS Furor November 8, 2019SynapseTwo weeks ago, French researchers reported “dramatic biological improvements” in a group of AIDS patients using a new drug treatment. News
Film Festival Focuses on Rare Diseases November 3, 2019SynapseA film festival happening at Mission Bay next weekend aims to put a spotlight on rare diseases. Disorder: The Rare...
This Date in UCSF History: Rents Surge October 31, 2019SynapsePresidio student housing has some of the greatest views in the city but is now falling prey to the city’s... Student Life
Film Spotlights Reproductive Justice in Indian Country October 26, 2019SynapseThe Native Health Elective Coordinators, Association of Native American Medical Students, & Native American Heritage Month Planning Committee present a... Arts & Culture
This Date in UCSF History: ‘Is the second sex second class on campus?’ October 26, 2019SynapseOriginally published in Synapse on October 29, 1971. Gary Wilson, General Services employee: “I think the question should be reversed... Opinion
This Date in UCSF history: Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic Changes With the Times October 16, 2019SynapseIn early 1967, David Smith was embarking on a career in academic medicine as a postgraduate fellow in pharmacology and...