Two Decades of Gratitude
After years of giving, Gwyn Hankinson, a breast cancer survivor, and her husband, Garth, add to their support of Wilmot...
All roads led to Rochester
As a child, Aekta Miglani ’04, ’10 (MD), ’13M (Res) wanted to be an artist or an architect someday. Or...
Training orthopaedic surgical residents: P. Christopher Cook, MD
As a surgeon, P. Christopher Cook, MD, the Dr. C. McCollister Evarts Professor in Orthopaedics, chief of the pediatric orthopaedic...
Making the most of college: Mervyn Winn ’26
From computer science to the Korean language, this first-year Black Alumni Network scholarship student is exploring it all...
She’s the first: Nadia Niyogushima ’26
Nadia Niyogushima’s story begins in the Congo. Her mother, Khadija Ntahoruri, is from there—though she fled from the country more...
Mary Ellen Burris ’68W (EdM) will establish a deanship, professorship, and scholarship at the Warner School of Education
Mary Ellen Burris ’68W (EdM) will establish a deanship, professorship, and scholarship at the Warner School of Education and Human...
Ask the Archivist
When I was a student, and each time I return to Rochester, I find Professor [John] Slater’s inscriptions on the...
Generous gift establishes a deanship and fellowship in honor of Professor Marie Rolf ’77E (PhD) at the Eastman School of Music
Robert O. “Robin” Lehman, an internationally renowned Rochester-based glass artist and documentary filmmaker, has established the Marie Rolf Dean of...
Striking Power: a new exhibit at the Memorial Art Gallery
Why are noses broken on Egyptian statues? Find out and learn more at the Memorial Art Gallery’s exhibition, Striking Power:...
For Your Health: Stretch Yourself
Sitting in one position for too long, especially with poor posture, can take its toll on your body. It’s important...