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

The honor is the first in School history for the student chapter.

Fourth-year student pharmacist Elodie Tendoh receives the UMB Martin Luther King, Jr. Diversity Recognition Award for Outstanding Student for her efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in the pharmacy profession.

More than 100 individuals received their seasonal flu vaccine while visiting the polling site at the Universities at Shady Grove.

The School’s American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) and Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society (PLS) chapters are honored with national awards during APhA’s Annual Meeting & Exposition.

Award recognizes chapter advisors who have gone above and beyond to promote the welfare of student pharmacists.

Week of fun-filled activities will help educate the public about the “ABCs” of heart disease and stroke prevention.

Project Homeless Connect helped more than 2,000 individuals experiencing homelessness in Baltimore receive an array of health care and social services.

Week of fun-filled activities will help educate the public about the “ABCs” of heart disease and stroke prevention.

Policy experts join student-led panel discussion to emphasize the importance of advocating for the pharmacy profession and the need for provider status.

In collaboration with University police, students collect more than 130 pounds of expired or unused prescription and over-the-counter drugs.

Week of fun-filled activities will help educate the public about the “ABCS” of heart disease and stroke prevention.