Sesquicentennial

Getting to the Core, or Corps, of the Story

Twenty-one. That's the number of times that Randy Setzer died and was brought back as Emergency Department staff at Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau[...]

By In the Loop • October 30, 2014
Repping the Healthy Human Race 9,000 Miles Away

The name of the event caught his attention, and before he knew it, Srinivas Gopala, Ph.D., a visiting scientist in Rochester, found himself signing up[...]

By In the Loop • September 4, 2014
Mayo Clinic at the Great Minnesota Get-Together

Mayo Clinic's Mobile Exhibit makes a stop at the Minnesota State Fair tomorrow, Aug. 29, and stays for the duration, not folding up its collapsible[...]

By In the Loop • August 28, 2014
Take the Mayo Clinic Heritage Quiz

You've probably noticed a certain fundraising movement happening right now that involves individuals dumping buckets of ice water on themselves or making a donation for[...]

By In the Loop • August 19, 2014
What the Patient Care Fund is all about

During planning for Mayo's Sesquicentennial, a survey went out to staff asking for their thoughts on how Mayo could best celebrate 150 years of patient[...]

By In the Loop • July 22, 2014
What’s in the Mayo attic?

An attic speaks to the imagination. It brings to mind hidden treasures covered in dust (or maybe sheets). History waiting to be shared. A storage[...]

By In the Loop • June 10, 2014