Stories

A College of Medicine – Tucson alumna shares her experiences as a modern pioneer introducing rural medicine to the next generation of health professionals.

In possibly the first mother-daughter hooding ceremony at the college, Katie DiBene will follow in her mother’s footsteps.

The UArizona Center on Aging associate director does her best to add value to appreciation of older adults, their caregivers and careers supporting them.

Increases in research grants and contracts vault the college into the top five nationwide for pharmacy schools.

Dr. Harriet Barratt, a fifth-year surgery resident, used her clinical experiences to inspire her latest artwork.

"Grow our own" is the mantra rural and tribal health care organizations refer to for nursing staff recruitment and retention.

In response to the health threats posed by climate change, Dr. Mona Arora’s course guided students to express their frustration and determination through artworks.

A new initiative of the Art in Medicine program at the College of Medicine – Phoenix pairs scientists with artists to create visual depictions of research.

Whether tweeting, podcasting or lecturing about sleep, insomnia and related disorders, the behavioral scientist sees success in a good night’s rest.

The trained social worker and epidemiologist stays focused on helping young people feel seen and preparing the next generation for their futures.