Canada Water. To reconvene my soles with that which made me an author

Originally written on Oct. 4, 2001, by Suzanne Rafidi while a student in the School of Medicine. I am an...

[First place winner of the Synapse Storytelling Contest Fiction category.] I knew something was off when I woke up. I...

We’re not destined for defeat; thus is the song of our warriors! Proud in our minority skins, such is a...

The alarm rings: its 5am, and a new day begins But I’ve already been awake from the pain in my...

[ Originally published in Synapse on October 2, 1980.]

Once upon a time, in the bustling metropolis of Urbanville, there lived a remarkable young man named Mike.

Every so often, new scientific discoveries can challenge established principles and change the way we think about the world.

[Originally published in Synapse on Sept. 23, 1999.] “Disgusting, isn’t it?” said one of the directors of the national office...

First place winner of the Synapse Storytelling Contest for poetry.

[Originally published in Synapse on Sept. 16, 1996.] Summer is supposed to be relaxing and free from stress. Quite the...

Clinton is a small town with around 25,000 people. It is around 53% White and 40% Black, a pretty good...

[Originally published on Sept. 13, 2007.] Student life is hard. Long hours and stressful exams can take a toll on...

[Originally published on June 5, 1980.] Speaking before faculty, jubilant graduates and proud families, Melanie Daumont criticized medical education for...

if & when I am no longer mortal