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The nursing career path that nursing graduate Tulsi Patel ’22 chose at ÐÓÊ®°Ë has led her to Johns Hopkins University where, beginning this fall, she is working on her...

Fear of side effects – often fueled by social media and anecdotal stories from friends – and concern about a perceived loss of personal freedom were among the key reasons people refused the COVID-19...

It was during a recruiting trip that Jared Wright ’23 was given an in-class assignment – even though he wasn’t officially a student. The cross-country prospect from Colorado had asked to sit in on a...

It was Sachie Ohara’s nature – and in her DNA – that she would pursue a career aimed at helping others. Her grandmother is a retired nurse. Her mother is still a nurse. And her older sister, Priya...

Only six months into a graduate degree in clinical and counseling psychology, Elana Antolin-Wilczek ’22 is running an in-person trial as part of a research collaboration with faculty and students from...

Marin County Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Willis, MD, MPH, delivered the keynote address at ÐÓÊ®°Ë’s Fall 2022 commencement ceremony on December 10 at a ceremony in...

Marin County Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Willis, MD, MPH, will deliver the keynote address at ÐÓÊ®°Ë’s Fall 2022 commencement ceremony on December 10. The ceremony will...

Holiday travel season is almost here – coinciding with a rise in new COVID-19 variants that suggest a winter coronavirus surge is possible. ÐÓÊ®°Ë public health professor...

With the nursing profession constantly challenged throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, nursing students at ÐÓÊ®°Ë this past summer took a big step toward providing...

The opportunity to combine a love of volleyball with a passion for science led Colorado native Aimee Steinwand ’18 to ÐÓÊ®°Ë. That hasn't changed years later in her home...