In honor of Women's History Month, we sat down with Samantha Franck-Rezac, director of Analytical Services, to talk about the lab and her advice for women in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math, or STEM.

Robert Nichols, ’17 PharmD, ’18 R, and Chayla Morris, ’16 PharmD, ’17 R, recently visited with faculty, staff, and students about the importance of community service as part of the College's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion series.

Onyeche Oche is a PhD student and research assistant who recently applied for and received permanent US residency.

Jeramy Viet with University of Iowa Pharmaceuticals retires from Air National Guard after 25 years of illustrious service.

This summer, the College is bringing students underrepresented in the health professions for six weeks of exploration as part of the Summer Health Professions Education Program.

Associate Professor Erika Ernst has been named the inaugural Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) for the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy.

At the College of Pharmacy, many diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts have been led by faculty member Jeanine Abrons.

The Health Sciences Social Justice Reading Group was started by faculty, staff, and students interested in furthering discussions related to social justice and health equity.

When Onyeche Oche was choosing between multiple pharmacy graduate schools, she chose the University of Iowa because of the people.

Hazel Seaba, BSPh, ’71 MS, clinical professor emerita, will be honored during Homecoming festivities with a Humanitarian Award.

In her role as Director of CEO Operations at U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP), Farah Towfic, '11 PharmD, led the development of handling guidelines for frontline healthcare workers tasked with vaccinating Americans against Covid-19.

The University of Iowa Mobile Clinic is partnering with the Johnson County Department of Public Health (JCPH) in an effort to provide health care to local, underserved populations who are statistically more likely to be affected by COVID-19.

March is Women's History Month, and we proudly honor alumna Helen Eddy, director of the Polk County Health Department -- one of Iowa’s largest health departments.

Eddy Airiohuodion, '17 PharmD and Genesis Board member, is passionate about many things:...

When Yury Kim started college in Seoul, South Korea, she enrolled in classes to become an English teacher, eventually completing a bachelor’s degree in language instruction.

The Zada Cooper Leadership Committee proudly presents the 2019-2020 recipients of the Zada Cooper Student Leadership Award.

Throughout pharmacy school, fourth-year student Eesha Patel has formed and deepened connections in Southern India.