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A woman gets tested for COVID in the Mission
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Health care workers unfurl a "Black Health Matters" banner atop Bernal Heights during a rally in San Francisco on Saturday, June 20. The event, “Health Workers Unite - Bridging the Bay for Black Lives,” started in Oakland, with a caravan across the Bay Bridge into San Francisco. Photo by Noah Berger
Announcements

UCSF Medals Celebration
This year, UCSF is awarding three UCSF Medals — the University's highest honor — to remarkable leaders who have advanced diversity through mentorship. Join Chancellor Sam Hawgood in a special event to celebrate the recipients.  RSVP for the event »

New Parking Rates
Starting July 1st, UCSF parking rates will increase by 25 percent compared to fiscal year 2019-20 due to the application of a new city parking tax.   Learn more about the new rates »

Women between 30 and 60 are invited to join the UCSF Stress and Resilience study. Participants will learn a new breathing technique practiced over three weeks to measure how it affects mood, overall health, and stress levels, and will receive up to $470 and a chance to win an Amazon gift card. Learn more and join the study »
Virtual Events
DACA students at the capitol
DACA recipients and their allies salute the crowd from the Supreme Court steps during oral arguments in November 2019. Photo by Scott Henrichsen
Support DACA

The Supreme Court decision to stop the Trump Administration from ending DACA was a hard-fought victory. Still, we can’t truly celebrate until we know that DACA recipients have permanent legal protection.

The University of California is calling on Congress to immediately pass legislation to permanently protect DACA recipients and other members of our undocumented community.