The American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) at the UI College of Pharmacy once again coordinated an Operation Immunization campaign this fall. This initiative is designed to increase the public’s knowledge about immunizations while increasing the number of adults receiving vaccinations. 

Mousa Abuissa fell in love with the University of Iowa when he first visited Iowa City. Now, he has earned two degrees from the institution - a Bachelor of Arts in music and a Doctor of Pharmacy.

The great-great-great granddaughter of Emil Boerner—a founder of what is now the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy—graduated from this same college on May 11.

Executive Associate Dean Bernard A. Sorofman’s storied career is testament to his leadership qualities, his ability to collaborate and bring people together, and his expertise in moving organizations to greater heights.

The College of Pharmacy and the Graduate College celebrated the class of 2017 during events held May 10-12.

On the morning of May 6, 2017, over 150 of the UI College of Pharmacy’s students, faculty, alumni, and friends gathered in downtown Iowa City to attend the second annual Zada Cooper Leadership Symposium, an opportunity for the pharmacy community to celebrate and advance their leadership roles in their professions, volunteer organizations, and personal lives.

The College of Pharmacy, Carver College of Medicine, Institute for Clinical and Translational Science, and VA Health System Research Week events took place April 18-20 on the health sciences campus of the University of Iowa.

In July 2017, Eva Coulson, PharmD, will join the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy as the very first PGY2 resident in pain management and palliative care pharmacy.

On March 29, Michael Bornstein, '66 PhD in pharmaceutics, returned to the University of Iowa campus to share his story as one of the youngest known survivors of Auschwitz.