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Updated: Thursday, 29 November 2012

  • Business pioneer & philanthropist Sam Skaggs dies
    L.S. Skaggs, who used the fortune he built in the food and drug store business to further pharmacy education and who helped our college get a building in the early 1980s, has died.
  • Tucson foundation honors Bootman with support to IOM fellowship

    The Frederick Gardner Cottrell Foundation of Tucson has contributed $250,000 to the Institute of Medicine in recognition of the service J. Lyle Bootman has given to the boards of the foundation and of Research Corporation Technologies. The gift has been designated to support an IOM Anniversary Fellowship in Pharmacy.

  • Alumnus deploys to help Hurricane Sandy victims

    Alumnus Ken Rogers spent two weeks on Long Island as part of disaster medical assistance team, staffing the busiest shelter serving those displaces by Hurricane Sandy..

  • PharmCats come home for many events

    Not wind, not cold, not even the mighty Colorado Buffaloes could put a damper on the college's Homecoming festivities the weekend of Nov. 9-11, 2012.

  • In the Spotlight: May 14, 2013

    Applause, applause for Shelly Hummert (left), the college’s newest members of the Rho Chi academic honor society in pharmacy, Laurence Hurley, Lisa Goldstone and Elizabeth Hall-Lipsy!

  • PharmD students match with residencies

    Twenty-four students in the PharmD Class of 2013, including Sarah Norman (left), have told the college they matched with a residency program.

  • COP orders learning technology system for classrooms

    When Fall Semester 2013 starts, a new service that makes it easier for faculty to capture their lectures and for students to review course material will be in place – or nearly so – at the College of Pharmacy.

  • International study & research awards announced

    Ivo Abraham and his wife, Karen MacDonald (left), have established two new awards to encourage international studies by College of Pharmacy students.

  • COP in the News: May 14, 2013

    COP in the News keeps you updated about mentions of the college in the media.

  • FYI for COP: May 14, 2013

    Catch up with college plans and recent goings-on in today's FYI, including AzPA holding its convention in Tucson, new appointed professional designations, PharmD students completing a curriculum assessment, the experiential education staff moving, Coit Seminars available on streaming video, White Coat pictures on Flickr, and Phi Delta Chi raising money for charity with a softball tournament.

  • PharmD students match with residencies

    Twenty-four students in the PharmD Class of 2013, including Sarah Norman (left), have told the college they matched with a residency program.

  • International study & research awards announced

    Ivo Abraham and his wife, Karen MacDonald (left), have established two new awards to encourage international studies by College of Pharmacy students.