Good books
In his Wall Street Journal bestseller, The Restart Roadmap: Rewire and Reset Your Career, Jason Tartick ’16S (MBA) provides actionable...
Buzzing through the years
About one year after the University was founded in 1850, Rochester adopted its motto of Meliora—Latin for “ever better.” Today,...
The adventures of Zack and Jill
On their 38th wedding anniversary, Jill Hummel ’81 and her husband, Zack—otherwise known by their self-appointed titles of Captain Zack...
Stories of evolution
This scholar, evolutionary biologist, and master storyteller uses classrooms and lecture halls along with podcasts, television, and film to attract...
In and after the Navy: Rear Admiral Gretchen Herbert ’84
When Gretchen Herbert was a teenager, her parents were very realistic with her about the cost of college: They could...
Art for the people
Outside the Memorial Art Gallery (MAG), the Centennial Sculpture Park greets and welcomes visitors. Adorned with sculptures from many renowned...
Two Decades of Gratitude
After years of giving, Gwyn Hankinson, a breast cancer survivor, and her husband, Garth, add to their support of Wilmot...
Women’s Network Scholar: Malaika Perkins ’26
This first-year, first-generation student was drawn to Rochester’s mission: to make the world ever better...
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...