Mayo History

That Time Mayovox Predicted Computers Were One Step Behind Microwave Ovens

A recently uncovered Mayovox article from 1982 explains how a handful of Mayo staff banded together to buy Apple computers and form a computer club,[...]

By In the Loop • January 9, 2020
Documenting Mayo – Ken Burns Was Here, and He’s Making a Movie

If you were in downtown Rochester this week for the closing of the Plummer doors in honor of Sister Generose Gervais, you likely noticed a[...]

By In the Loop • October 20, 2016
Plummer Building Figures Commemorate a Contentious Election — and a Friendship Carved in Stone

When the iconic Plummer Building was constructed on Mayo Clinic's Rochester campus during the late 1920s, the building's designer and namesake, Henry S. Plummer, M.D.,[...]

By In the Loop • October 20, 2016