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Students Urge UCSF to Integrate Diversity Efforts

March 21, 2021
Victoria Turner
Student organizers urged the university to take more of a lead and to integrate diversity initiatives campus-wide during last month’s...
Social Justice
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Get Outdoors

February 27, 2021
Victoria Turner
Unless you have a dog who takes you for daily walks around the block, you may not be getting outside...
Arts & Culture

Recipe for A PhD Student Thesis

January 25, 2021
Victoria Turner
Serves: 1 Thesis Committee Time: 4-7 years Just when you thought you had exhausted the quarantine home cookbook, here is...
Humor

Join Us in 2021

January 11, 2021
Victoria Turner
Synapse is thrilled to welcome Victoria Turner as our new co-Editor in Chief. She will be sharing the role with...
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Stranger in a Strange Mind

October 19, 2020
Victoria Turner
“What would it feel like if someone else were to come into your head?” An epilepsy patient posed this question...
Science

The Power of Overlearning

September 21, 2020
Victoria Turner
When you want to learn something new, the first order of business is practice. After putting in some effort, you...
Science
Lab work

UCSF Labs Are Hard At Work

May 25, 2020
Victoria Turner
From tracing viral spread to fast tracking drugs to studying infected cells, labs on UCSF’s Mission Bay campus have been...
News

UCSF Students Create COVID-19 Fact Check Website

May 25, 2020
Victoria Turner
In an era of fake news, it’s important to find the facts. This can become more complicated when there are...
Student Life
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Wet Market Crackdown

May 11, 2020
Victoria Turner
Wet markets have been in the headlines since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak. Many initial cases were traced back...
Opinion
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