The Science Made Easy web page is also first-rate. The DNA explanation uses cartoons and the information is easy to read and understand. Take a look at the Infectious Disease section as well. If you interested in seeing what some of the research labs are actually doing, you can visit them yourself. The section headed Laboratories, Programs and Projects describes the work of 35 labs on campus.
Web pages maintained by someone in the lab itself usually tend to be particularly informative.
This section of the UCSF website offers has 18 sub headings. I wasn't too sure where to start. Since I had recently received a survey on diversity at UCSF, I decided to click on the Diversity link. It takes you to the web page of the Chancellor's Steering Committee on Diversity, which is broken up into seven sections via a table of contents. The Diversity web provides a complete listing of Registered Campus Organizations, as well as progress reports by the various subcommittees, a listing of campus events, and much more.