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Success Story: Christina Mather ’17, ’18N

Christina Mather ’17, ’18N found an interest in health care while at the URochester. She earned her first...

Shane Campbell-Staton ’08 leans against graffiti wall

Stories of evolution

This scholar, evolutionary biologist, and master storyteller uses classrooms and lecture halls along with podcasts, television, and film to attract...

The Science of Storytelling

A journalist aims to help readers understand the latest in scientific discoveries and how that news shapes their lives. ...

Josh Cassada ’00 (PhD) (second from left) and SpaceX astronauts Anna Kikina, Nicole Mann, and Koichi Wakata suited up to test equipment at SpaceX headquarters in California in the days leading up to their October mission to the International Space Station.

Rochester, You Have Another Astronaut

Josh Cassada ’00 (PhD) will be aboard the International Space Station for several months as part of a four-member crew...

From left: Sophie Glover, Marion A. Schindler, Frederick J. Schindler ’57, Mark Taubman, MD, Ed Freedman, PhD, John Foxe, PhD

Why I Give: Frederick J. Schindler ’57

An alumnus and longtime donor, Fred Schindler reflects on the gift he and his wife made to establish the Frederick...

Tribute: Jay Last ’51

Considered one of the fathers of Silicon Valley, Jay Last ’51, ’11 (Honorary) had an extraordinary career in science, technology,...

Why I Give: Stephen Plume ’69M (MD), ’75M (Res)

Changemaker: Combining Engineering and Medicine

The lives of family members inspire an engineer to improve health care in Africa. Mercy Asiedu ’14 earns an inaugural...

Tribute: Richard Friedman ’66M (MD)

The driving forces for Richard Friedman ’66M (MD) were simple: ethics and science. “I felt an ethical obligation to find...

Two face masks laying on top of each other as a cross on a red background

The Calming Commissioner

What the NIH’s Anthony Fauci has been to the nation, Mike Mendoza—or, @DrMikeMendoza on Twitter—has been to the Rochester area:...