‘Everyone wins’
New programs offer COVID-19 pop-up, drive-through testing sites along with telehealth services to serve underrepresented communities....
Catering to the community
Kristin Klock ’00 is a small business owner who runs Root Catering and Kin Event Space. Her thriving, eight-year-old business...
Nine Ways to Decrease Fear During the COVID-19 Pandemic
When Gina Cuyler, MD was two years old, her father died—an acute illness overtook him in days. Soon after his...
Serving the Underserved
Maya Bhattacharjee-Marcantonio ’12 cofounded a school that offers low income students training for careers in software engineering...
A Pilot Finds a New Mission
A former Navy pilot makes it her mission to help others “live with hope” by bringing yoga to populations that...
A Lifetime as a Leader
Ruth Lawrence ’49M (MD) A trailblazing pediatrician, a Medical Center physician says she “hit the jackpot” in life. Ruth Lawrence...
Toting a Tony
When Madeline Topkins Michel ’77 took the stage at the Tony Awards ceremony in June to receive the 2019 Excellence...
Revisiting Brown v. Board of Education: Did We Learn the Wrong Lesson?
In the early 1960s, Theresa Canada ’76, ’89W (EdD) was a student in elementary school in Central Harlem, where she...
Tiffany + Rochester: Forever Connected
Volunteering is a great way to give back. Tiffany Taylor Smith ’91 currently serves on Rochester’s Diversity Council, among other...
Making physics less alpha
As a physics student in the 1970s, Barbara Whitten ’77 (PhD) often found herself one of the only women—if not...