Leaders of the student organization APhA-ASP gave presentation about fentanyl and naloxone.

Annual event features the mental health journey of panelists, authors, and community members.

Faculty and students visited APhA headquarters and met with legislators in Washington, DC.

Alison Duffy and Bethany DiPaula were honored by MPhA.

Early supporters of the PATIENTS Program now serve together at a non-profit organization to champion patient-centered advocacy.

Annual event honors donors amidst successful giving period for the School.

Medical cannabis experts and the health education they bring remain critical resources as recreational cannabis’ legalization date approaches.

Attendees included officials at the state and federal level.

Chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences assumes interim role on June 1.

Students are first in the state to receive training on long-acting injectable medications.

Virtual program will help bring patient-driven research to communities across the country.

Pharmacists, student pharmacists, and legislators discussed two bills at virtual event.