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Jenny Bingham

Dr. Jenny Bingham Receives National Excellence in Innovation Award

Dr. Pughsley shaking hands with the former U.S. Secretary of Education.

Honoring Family Paves Way for Future Pharmacists

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Congratulations Class of 2023!

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Pharmacy Students Find Match Day Success

Chris Hulme working in the laboratory.

C-Path Awards Research Grant to Christopher Hulme, PhD

Charles Kendrick '55 is the first Black in-state graduate of the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy. Photo by Chris Richards.

Alumni Spotlight: Charles Kendrick '55

Hongxu Ding

Dr. Hongxu Ding recognized with Career Development Award

Tucson Desert Landscape

SWEHSC receives $7.8M NIH Grant

Chloe Grace Rose_HOPE Center

HOPE Center Celebrates Student's Journey

R. Ken Coit Statue

R. Ken Coit Statue Documentary Wins Telly Award

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