Given his impressive background and earning his BS in MCB as well as dual graduate degrees, Andy had many options available and worked in several careers prior to his current role as a Field Medical at Pfizer. “I knew I didn't want to be a day-to-day pharmacist, and I knew I didn't want to be at the research bench full time."

Jessy Forelli (2020) talks about selecting a major and how she came to triple major in MCB, Biochemisty and Spanish & Portuguese.

Andrew and Pratyush about their college experiences, how they blend their science and music interests and why they think it’s important to have activities and hobbies outside their major.

"I'm in the Accelerated Master's Program (AMP) now and will finish the AMP in December 2020. After I graduate with my master's degree,   I don't know what I will do!"

An interview with Amanda Rueles (MCB, Biochemistry Minor 2021), Fall 2019 Danny Brower Scholarship winner.

Dr. Nancy Horton's research on filament forming enzymes highlighted in UA News.

Lesli Gallagher has always been interested in law. Starting from high school, she found an interest in law from extracurricular activities, such as Speech and Debate as well as Mock Trial, both of which she participated in at a competitive level.

We enjoyed hosting over 130 High School students on campus again this year for Meet MCB 2019!

The Yao Lab recently had a paper published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) on the sleep state of cells.

The premise that everyone has a talent they can share to contribute to society is one that Adnan Khera lives by.