Staff Stories

  As a leader for Project for Teens, Kate Cox teaches area high school students how to use their "superpowers" — think qualities like respect,[...]

Some kids get toys or candy from their grandparents. Zachary Gansen got something even better: A book, in which he is the central character. Zachary's[...]

Each year, CURE magazine gives readers a chance to honor an oncology nurse who they believe "went above and beyond to help them heal" by nominating[...]

They say all good things must come to an end. And for the past 48 years, the "two to three" rummage sales and bazaars that[...]

On Monday, Mayo Clinic staff had the opportunity to hear a talk on "Compassion in Health Care" from one of Mayo's own patients — also[...]

We were saddened this week to learn of the passing of Dr. Jack, one of Mayo Clinic's greatest ambassadors and, according to a tribute from[...]

Lee Aase could have delegated the job. But when he and Mayo's Social Media Team were tossing around the idea of broadcasting a colonoscopy live[...]

Here’s a story that gives us the warm fuzzies. Or maybe we should say, the warm fleecies. It begins on the Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit at[...]

If you're like us, you might wonder why someone would bring members of an improvisational theater group to meet with Mayo Medical School students. Thankfully,[...]

Karla Manley spent the first 33 years of her life doing the kinds of things we all do every day. But the daily routine hit[...]