Op-Ed

In February of 2021, the seven-day average of new cases hovered around 12,000 daily confirmed cases, a significant decline from the November caseload, according…

I never thought I would write this. I never thought that after almost 18 years of education, I would miss commuting to school, packing…

Back in May, I watched the video of four police officers murdering George Floyd. I, like so many others, was dumbfounded. In our Doctoring…

Step 1 is notorious for being one of the most difficult, high stakes exams in a student’s academic journey to becoming a physician. Officially…

On January 4, 2021, I received my first dose of the Pfizer SARS-CoV-2 vaccine. Signifying many different things to me. Personally, it represents safety…

Individuals Spread  Far and wide A fire A force  Connect the tribe   With an open mind And an open heart The community forms…

There’s no logic or internal rhythm to a pandemic—there’s just wondering what might happen next. I started medical school a little more than a…

Earlier this year, I went to my primary care doctor for my annual physical. Typically, I would walk into his stand-alone office building, talk…

As medical students, we are blessed with the privilege of being at the bedside and caring for patients. In the past few months, the…