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UC Takes Significant Action to End Antisemitism on Campus: University of California leaders have instituted comprehensive reforms and programs to promote safety and combat all forms of harassment and discrimination, including antisemitism, on all UC campuses in response to conflict at universities across the country following the attacks of Oct. 7, 2023. Scroll to see UCSF’s action steps »
UCSF Pride Zoom Backgrounds: Celebrate the invaluable contributions of LGBTQIA+ individuals at UCSF and beyond with Pride Month 2025 Zoom backgrounds »
Represent UCSF at the Pride Parade: The UCSF community, friends, and family are invited to join the UCSF contingent at the 2025 San Francisco Pride Parade on Sunday, June 29. Free t-shirts will be available while supplies last. Sign up now »
New Shuttle Routes: Two new commute options have launched for the UCSF community with the debut of the Pink and Lilac shuttles. Updates have also been made to the Cherry shuttle route. Plan your shuttle trip »
Learn About Security, Be Entered for Amazon Gift Cards: Learn how following University of California IT Security Policies that address state, federal, and European regulatory requirements protect patients, research, learners, and employees. Anyone who completes the quiz could win one of six $50 Amazon gift cards. Take the test »
Latest on Research Landscape at the Office of Research Town Hall: Join the Office of Research’s quarterly virtual Town Hall on Wednesday, June 18 at 1 p.m., focusing on the federally funded research landscape with updates, guidance, and resources. Leaders from across the institution and research enterprise will be there. Be there »
Revised Public Access Policy Effective Next Month: Starting Tuesday, July 1, all research articles funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) must have their Author Accepted Manuscripts made available on PubMed Central immediately upon acceptance for publication. Explore FAQs »
Don’t Miss the UCSF’s Monthly Town Hall: The next UCSF Town Hall is on Friday, June 13 at noon, featuring a celebration of UCSF Fresno’s 50th anniversary, an update on the federal research environment, UCSF’s first-ever winner of the University of California systemwide Grad Slam and Health News You Can Use. Put it on your calendar »
Opening Reception for UCSF’s Artist in Residence: Don’t miss the opening of Fossil Fuels: How Humans Commodified a Natural Resource by UCSF Artist in Residence Ruth Tabancay on Thursday, June 26. Register now »
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