When Natalie D. Eddington stepped down as dean this spring, it marked the end of a more than 15-year tenure spent in service to academic pharmacy filled with laudable accomplishments.

Alison Duffy and Bethany DiPaula were honored by MPhA.

$500,000 gift will support five initiatives at the School and university.

Professor and alumnus retired on May 31.

Friends and colleagues gathered for celebration on June 1.

Meya Ngundam will receive $100,000 investment to launch pharmapreneurial startup.

Natalie Eddington presides over final graduation as dean.

Raymond Love will serve as the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s Honorary Student Marshal at the 2023 commencement.

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

Double alumnus organizes tour and activities for her children and friends.

After a 15-year tenure as dean, Eddington will remain on faculty and lead UMB’s new EMBRACE initiative.

Award honoring success, achievement, and philanthropy given as part of Founders’ Week activities.