• Monterey Park Shooting

    Reminder to utilize UCSF support services as a result of mass shooting at a dance ballroom in Monterey Park, a Southern California.

  • Honoring the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

    Annual UCSF-wide call to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by participating in one of the community events and engage with some of the resources listed on the Multicultural Resource Center website.

  • Vice Chancellor Barry Selick to Step Down

    Announcement that Innovation Ventures Vice Chancellor Selick will step down.

  • Action Required: COVID-19 Bivalent Booster Shots

    To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, UCSF-wide requirement to meet new vaccination requirement to receive the COVID-19 bivalent booster shot (if eligible), or formally opt out, by Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023.

  • Ukraine: UCSF Responds

    Efforts across the University to respond to the crisis in Ukraine.

  • Purpose of Cabinet

    The Cabinet serves as a forum for ensuring that its members effectively communicate about campuswide and community issues, share best practices and develop leadership capabilities. The Chancellor may choose to delegate decision-making for particular activities to the Cabinet.

  • Continuous Learning

    UC San Francisco aims to be a destination for learners across the community – faculty, staff, students and trainees – a place where those who seek to grow their knowledge and improve their skills have the opportunity to succeed in pursuit of our collective mission of advancing health worldwide.

  • Equity and Inclusion

    Diversity is a defining feature of UC San Francisco and a source of strength that is critical to our success. Our differences – of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, socioeconomic status, abilities, experience and more – enhance our ability to achieve our core missions of research, teaching, patient care and public service. We are committed to enhancing an environment that includes, celebrates and serves our diverse communities.

  • Precision Medicine

    Precision medicine aims to collect, connect, and apply vast amounts of scientific research data and information about our health – from the molecular understanding of disease to clinical, environmental, socioeconomic and mobile lifestyle data – to understand why individuals respond differently to treatments and therapies, and help guide more precise and predictive medicine worldwide.

  • Transformative Partnerships

    UC San Francisco partners with entities across sectors- private, public, not for profit, and our community to accelerate our mission of advancing health worldwide. External partnerships bring valuable expertise, perspective and resources to UCSF. Such alliances also bring value-add to our partners, which look to collaborate with UCSF scientists and innovators such that we can collectively make an impact on societal well-being.