Happy Thanksgiving!! Warning: dorky thankfulness post incoming.

Three weeks ago, we started the sequence that many of us had been dreading ever since we saw the M2 coursepack last year: Neuroscience/Special Senses. When we picked up our coursepack at the beginning...

There are always a million and one things to learn, but somehow we still manage to be involved in a million and one things outside of school. This fall I've felt particularly fortunate, in that man...

Every morning, I walk through a parking garage and catch the elevator from the 2nd floor to the 7th floor. The parking garage is shared by a myriad of people.

It's strange to think that only three weeks ago, we were beginning our first organ sequence. Now we're in the last week. It has been amazing to learn how the heart, lungs, and circulatory systems work...

We survived our second sequence!! Cells and Tissues was sans training wheels and we certainly felt the difference. We also experienced our first anatomy practical which, while scary in its novelty, wa...

After finishing our first three sequences of M2 year, my classmates and I were treated to two full weeks of CFM (Clinical Foundations of Medicine). It's amazing to realize how far we've come, as every...

"We're gonna believe in each other, we're not gonna criticize each other, we're not gonna talk about each other, we're gonna encourage each other. And when we play as a team, when the old season is ov...

Hello from the first week of cardio!

The last 3 months have been a flurry of 4am awakenings, drilling holes in skulls, taking care of Neurosurgical ICU patients and tasting what life as a Neurosurgery resident will look like. I spent a m...

"You're contaminated!"

To be completely honest, I was not the medical student waiting anxiously for the beginning of anatomy lab.  I knew it was a rite of passage that all medical students needed to pass through, but I r...

I would like to introduce myself by sharing my favorite quote: