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University

Building on Our ‘Extraordinary’ Traditions

A conversation with Rush University President Robert S.D. Higgins, MD, MSHA, about Rush’s defining characteristics, his vision for the future, and the importance of research and development
Rush University President Robert S.D. Higgins, MD, MSHA, takes part in a student onboarding fair.
Health Equity

Promoting Healing, Inspiring Students

Partnership with local arts program leads to improvements in patient experience
A photo of lily pads and a flower.
Brain Health & Conditions

Doing Right by the People He Loves Most

Veteran finds hope, healing after completing accelerated brain health program
Rob Ferrara stands with his family.
Cancer

A Lasting Legacy

Through Swim Across America, Mary Haffner Holloway keeps late brother’s spirit alive by participating in the event he loved — all while supporting cancer research at Rush
Mary Haffner Holloway lifts her arms in celebration after participating in Swim Across America's Chicago Open Water Swim.
Cancer

Without Boundaries: The RUSH Campaign Aims to Improve Lives

Rush University System for Health is sharing its plan to eliminate the barriers in health care preventing many from living their best, healthiest lives.
University

Fueling Rush’s Future

Donor-supported endowments drive the work of Rush University faculty members in perpetuity
From left to right: Kumar B. Rajan, PhD; Amina Ahmed, MD; John W. Burns, PhD; Kerstin Stenson, MD, FACS; and Monique Reed, PhD, MS, RN, FAAN.

Happy Doctors' Day!

Every “thank you” note is a memory. Thank you, doctors everywhere, for giving us time to make more.
Waterford Place

Providing Support for Family, Friends of Cancer Patients

Networking group helps caregivers see they’re not alone
Waterford Place support group
Heart Health

From Musician to Surgeon to Philanthropist

Rush Heritage Society member Phyllis Bleck, MD ’79, DMA, leaves a lasting legacy at Rush
Dr. Phyllis Bleck portrait in 1979
RUSH People

Rush Copley Is Family

Decades of devotion lead John Diederich, Rush Copley Medical Center president and CEO, and his wife, Joanne, to make a planned gift
Joanne (left) and John Diederich