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Reflecting on 2025, St. George’s University and its community of students, alumni, faculty, and staff have many achievements on which to look back. Here are the most impactful School of Medicine stories of the year:
SGU honored its visionary co-founder and chancellor, Dr. Charles R. Modica, by officially naming its Grenada campus the Chancellor Charles Modica Campus—a tribute to nearly five decades of leadership, service, and transformational impact. The dedication ceremony brought together faculty, staff, alumni, and special guests to celebrate his legacy and the University’s remarkable journey.
SGU’s School of Medicine 2024–25 Class infographic offered a vivid snapshot of the diversity shaping this year’s future physicians. With strong representation from California, Florida, New York, New Jersey, and Texas, plus students spanning numerous countries, age groups, and academic disciplines. The class highlighted SGU’s truly global and multifaceted community.
Match Day 2025 marked a major milestone as more than 1,049 SGU students and graduates secured residency positions across the United States in specialties such as internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, surgery, and emergency medicine.2
SGU celebrated a full year of White Coat Ceremonies, marking the beginning of the medical journey for three incoming classes across January, April and August. Together, these ceremonies welcomed hundreds of future physicians with each class bringing its own energy, diversity, and sense of purpose as they donned their first white coats.
Read the White Coat story for the January class →
Read the White Coat story for the April class →
Read the White Coat story for the August class →
SGU’s School of Medicine celebrated the Class of 2025 at its New York City commencement ceremony, honoring graduates who officially earned their MDs. Surrounded by proud family, friends, and faculty, these new physicians marked the start of their medical careers as they prepare to enter residency.
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SGU and the University of Waterloo announced a first-of-its-kind partnership designed to help address Canada’s growing physician shortage. The new 5- and 6-Year MD Tracks create a streamlined pathway from high school to medical school, offering students earlier access to medical training and a clearer route to eventually serve communities across Canada.
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The 5 Most Impactful School of Medicine Stories of 2024