Meet Our Students

Wondering what it’s like to be a Rush medical student?

Hear from current Rush Medical College students, learn about our community and discover why Rush Medical College is a special place.

Colin Jorgensen talks about why he chose Rush, and what he loves about living in Chicago.

Coralie Pardo describes why the Rush mission appealed to her.

Zoe Stork describes her teaching experience through Rush Mini Medical School – a fun, educational summer program for kids.

Kavantissa Keppetipola is humbled by his work through the Rush Community Service Initiatives Program.

Kevin King chose Rush for many reasons including the friendly atmosphere, location and diverse student groups.

John Walton based his decision on the collaborative culture that Rush promotes.

Emily Kelly talks about her transition to living in Chicago.

Harrison Pidgeon talks about his early-med school exposure to Chicago’s displaced, drug dependent and underserved adults.

Phillip Nulman promotes healthy living in Chicago’s Mexican community on a regular basis, keeping his bilingual skills sharp during med school.

Suzanne Labelle is proving the strong capacity of music to improve patients’ mental, physical and emotional well-being.

Michael Fice explains why the absence of an undergraduate program translates to more one-on-one access for Rush medical students.