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...
‘In the midst of a storm, we can still find words of kindness.’
In April of this year, I laid in bed isolated and panic-stricken when my kids and I were diagnosed with...
Josh Richards ’12, ’14S (MS): helping Rochester students get internships is more important now than ever
A key aspect of the Together for Rochester yearlong fundraising and engagement campaign is to improve career opportunities for Rochester...
Trixie Meteyer ’67: Experiencing Rochester again and again
Back in 1964, when Trixie (Sanborn) Meteyer ’67 was a freshman, she went to a lecture presented by Dexter Perkins,...
‘Community Hero’
From the pandemic front lines to Highland Hospital, Jose Perpignan, Jr. ’16N is still there for his neighbors and his...
Those We Lost
Journalist. Pianist. Doctor. Candlemaker. Mother. Son. Daughter. Among the grim toll of the COVID-19 pandemic were several alumni from all...
Protecting the Public
Tony Vargas experienced firsthand the tragedy of the pandemic last spring, as it ravaged the New York City region. His...
Central Park Hero
In addition to his role overseeing clinical research for emergency medicine for New York state’s largest health network, Timmy Li...
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:...
Living in lockdown
Every year, Wuwei Chen ’11 goes home to celebrate Chinese New Year. This year was no different. Except, that is...