Life seemed to be winding down for British Admiral Horatio Nelson. In October 1801, the British and French signed the Peace of Amiens, and Nelson returned to England for what…
This past summer I drove to North Carolina to visit my old friend Robbie. Her husband Phil passed away last September, and she needed a hand in going through some…
“Snape raised his wand and pointed it at Dumbledore. ‘Avada Kedavra!’” I remember reading this traumatic bit of literature from “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” at the young age…
On Sept. 13, the world was introduced to Joe — an Alzheimer’s patient with the good fortune of being treated by one of the prettiest nurses in the profession. Kelley…
Ihave dedicated the majority of my life to pursuing ambitious endeavors. Some of these endeavors were short-term, like making my first item of clothing. Others were long-term, like deciding at…
On the last Sunday in August, at his home in Greenwich Village, the “poet laureate of medicine” entered into his eternal Sabbath. Oliver Sacks was a neurosurgeon and a poet,…
Relay for Life returns to campus “huntin’ for a cure” Friday, Oct. 9. Social Clubs and other organizations will set up booths to sell food or host fun activities. Students…
The Rhodes Field House, as it has been known for more than 18 years, was renamed the Rhodes-Reaves Field House as it undergoes construction to nearly double its current size.…
On June 26, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that same-sex marriage would be allowed and recognized nationally. Kim Davis, a county clerk from Rowan County, Kentucky,…
The men’s cross-country team is off to a fast start in 2015. After a strong showing at the Memphis Twilight Classic on Sept. 5, which saw them defeat every non-DI…