Kavita Rajasekhar brings her unique brand of humanism and compassion to everything she does.

Graduating medical student Beryl Greywoode heads to post-civil war Sierra Leone in Africa to run a children’s clinic for her Project RAIN.

COM students and faculty bring medical education, aid and supplies to hundreds of people in remote regions of Ecuador.

COM students and faculty bring medical education, aid and supplies to hundreds of people in remote regions of Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula.

COM faculty and students, along with pharmacy students, will travel to Haiti during spring break to serve hundreds of impoverished people there and in the Dominican Republic.

The first student international health trip to Thailand promises to challenge medical students.

Joachim S. “Nik” Gravenstein, M.D., founder of the College of Medicine’s department of anesthesiology and co-inventor of the Human Patient Simulator, died Friday, Jan. 16 after an extended illness.

First-year medical students honored those who donated their bodies to further their education on Dec. 1 during the Class of 2012 Anatomy Commemorative Ceremony.

Horst and Luisa Ferrero addressed first-year medical students during patient safety grand rounds on Oct. 29. The Gainesville couple spoke about how the death of their 3-year-old son Sebastian in October, 2007, drastically changed their lives.

The public is invited to attend a presentation by Dr. Francis Collins, former director of the National Human Genome Research Institute and leader of the Human Genome Project, where he will discuss “Genomics, Medicine and Society.”