Event connects student pharmacists with employers and opportunities across community practice, industry, and health systems.

Prestigious university system honor recognizes more than three decades of leadership, service, and lasting impact at the School of Pharmacy.

Observed March 15-21, National Poison Prevention Week raises awareness of the dangers of poisonings and promotes steps that everyone can take to prevent them.

The senior training specialist helps lead the PATIENTS Professors Academy, a training course that teaches individuals how to make health care research more patient-centered and community-engaged.

A new PharmD student organization provides hands-on exposure to a fast-paced and high-impact area of pharmacy practice.

The assistant director of assessment and accommodations is praised for her many accomplishments, including the establishment of the school’s Educational Support and Disability Services testing center.

The new program will expand industry-aligned training and strengthen academic–industry partnerships to prepare students for evolving careers in pharmacy and biomedical innovation.

Scholarship recognizes leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to patient-centered care in underserved communities.

The lead marketing specialist is praised for her creative social media campaigns, which promote the school’s reputation for excellence and build community.

A scholar, mentor, and advocate reflects on decades of impact on health policy and her new journey.

Julie M. Zito shaped national conversations on medication safety for children through groundbreaking research and dedicated mentorship.

Expanding pharmacists’ roles through independent authority and innovative regulatory frameworks can improve patient care and access.