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Former Surgeon General of the Navy will drive expanded Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù/regional capability



Vice Admiral Forrest Faison III, a longtime health care administrator and senior military commander with extensive

Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù's Office of Research has released the latest edition of its online newsletter, Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù Research. It includes a feature on Anton Komar's NIH-funded research which will seek t

The Tom Stoppard farce runs February 27 through March 8

Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù's second theatre production of the year is Tom Stoppard's The Real Inspector Hound. Directed by Russ Borski, the production will be prese

Emily Halasah has used her Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù degree to pave a unique path that has taken her from insurance to the cutting edge of the health and wellness industry.

Halasah graduated from

Fluvia Mendes moved from Guatemala to the U.S. as a child and at first did not think that she would be able to afford college. She was encouraged however when several organizations provided her with s

Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù's Office of Research has released the latest edition of its online newsletter, Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù Research. It includes a feature on Nithya Gnanapragasam's NIH-funded research that see

$800,000 grant will support scholarships in computer science disciplines

Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù, along with numerous other universities across the state, will receive new scholarship support to

New book is the first to broadly assess clinical care differences for African Americans

African Americans have the worst medical outcomes of any racial/ethnic group in America including the highest

Jonathan Wehner will spearhead strategic enrollment initiatives

Jonathan Wehner, a longtime higher education executive with significant experience and success in new student recruitment and retenti

Christopher Sagers, the James A. Thomas Distinguished Professor of Law at Ò¹À´ÏãÑо¿Ëù, has been selected to serve as a fellow with Yale University's Thurman Arnold Project, one of the