The Urban Legend

Editorial

The Legend Staff • October 25, 2016

"we are likely witnessing not a departure from our old values, but an affirmation of the Urban identity"

Rooms With a View

Zachary Ngin, Staff Writer • March 17, 2016

Urban’s North Campus, the so-called “Blueprint for the Future,” is opening next year. The 63,000-square-foot building will include seven classrooms, two student commons, a college counseling center,...

20 Great Reads of 2015

Zachary Ngin, Book Critic • December 16, 2015

Here is a sampling of the best nonfiction articles of the year. MEET THE AMERICAN VIGILANTES WHO ARE FIGHTING ISIS Jennifer Percy – The New York Times Magazine “Like...

San Francisco Exploratorium’s new digs at Pier 15 opening today — and they’re worth visiting

Ella McLeod, Staff Writer • April 17, 2013

Missing the astronaut ice cream at the Exploratorium? Well, it’s back. After vacating its well-known habitat of 44 years at the Palace of Fine Arts, the Exploratorium has swiftly relocated to Pier...

New Urban School group seeks to have students FACE AIDS

Marney Kline, Staff Writer • February 1, 2012

Juniors Isabel Fife-Cook (’13) and Nicki Greenberg (’13) have started a chapter of FACE AIDS, a youth-led organization helping to raise awareness and money to fight AIDS worldwide, but particularly...

Is organ printing the future of regenerative medicine?

Hannah Gorman, Staff writer • April 7, 2011

Could a laser printer save the lives of people waiting for organ donations? As of 2008, there were 105,567 patients waiting for an organ donation, a nearly sixfold increase from 1998, according to the...