By: Sherry Zhou
Picture a Scientist is a documentary released in October 2020. It narrates the journey of three women along their paths to becoming successful [...]
On November 18, 2020, a group of students in the Mayo College of Medicine and Science organized the second annual Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Intersex [...]
By: Sherry Zhou
Every year in November, we celebrate Thanksgiving, a celebration of bountiful harvests, the true onset of fall, and a time to gather with [...]
By: Taylor Witter
Ah yes, the holidays are approaching. We already know what that means: family time, and lots of it. There is a high [...]
By: Anonymous
Quarantine has taught me a lot about resilience, friendships, and remote desktop. There have been highs and lows as I have learned how to [...]
As an elementary student, I was recruited to recite the morning announcements (and otherwise had many opportunities for public speaking). Each day I would arrive [...]
Recently, I spent an evening at a professional development workshop designed to equip me to interact with confrontational patients. During this workshop, I encountered scenarios [...]
By: Catherine Knier
The other day, I had a conversation with a friend about the idea of success and failure. We all know a loved one [...]
By: Josiane Joseph
Dr. Hedy S. Wald, a Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at Brown University, visited Mayo Clinic in December for a selection of lectures [...]
According to Forbes and Fortune writers, though African Americans comprise 14% of the American workforce, only about 0.003% of them hold chief executive positions in [...]
By Josiane Joseph
Last year, while moving through the realm of a fast-pace M.D.-Ph.D. student I was gifted something I did not know I needed. It [...]
By: Samantha M. Bouchal
I came upon Ben Barres’ autobiography completely by chance, while conducting a literature review on glia. A paper published in Nature by his laboratory, [...]