Jodi Rubtchinsky Smith ’90
Graduating from college into a workplace environment can feel like an abrupt transition. If I had one word of etiquette...
Teaching and Learning about American Indians
There’s a lot of debate in the country, and I think it’s getting especially heated now, about whose history is...
The World’s a Stage
Professions for some and hobbies for others, the performing arts can assert themselves in anyone’s daily life, often in unexpected...
The Art of Crafting Your Job
A national arts leader, Emil Kang ’90 took his first job as a gallery receptionist and made it his own....
A Problem Solver, and a Bridge, at Microsoft
Sophie Zhang ’17 is nine months into her first post-college job. Here’s what she’s learned so far....
‘Closed Captioning For Personal Conversations’
When Brandon Isobe ’10 was growing up in Honolulu, his family used simplified speech so that Brandon’s father, Gerald, who...
Slam dunk success
On an early fall morning inside the University of Rochester's Palestra, Byron Scott huddled with the men's and women's basketball...
Many roads to Italy
Dr. Arnold Lisio ’56, ’61M (MD) grew up hearing stories about Italy from his Italian father and Italian American mother....
Emily Hessney Lynch ’12, ’15W
Thousands of followers stay up-to-date on University news through social media, and it's easy to get connected. You can follow...
Jonathan Foster ’59
Around the world, alumni, parents, and friends gather together to celebrate, learn, and create new connections. Sometimes we get to...