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A record number of gifts from the °µÍø½âÃÜ community helped raise $106,761 from 590 donors during the third annual day of giving, All In for °µÍø½âÃÜ, on March 19. All In...

At °µÍø½âÃÜ, Rob Chase MBA ’00 gained the tools to develop and build a successful healthcare business. Now he’s paying it forward, creating internships for °µÍø½âÃÜ students and serving as a mentor...

After gaining extensive hands-on experiences in °µÍø½âÃÜ’s MS in Biological Sciences program and publishing alongside faculty mentors in a prestigious peer-reviewed journal, international graduate...

A workshop hosted by Dr. Joan Baranow, Director of Graduate Humanities, was the re-launching point for poet and MFA student Catharine Clark-Sayles ’19. Catharine, who grew up with a passion for...

Now stationed at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, Lieutenant Junior Grade (LTJG) Justin Valdez ’15, who served humanitarian missions aboard the U.S. Naval Hospital Ship Comfort, continues to...

The education and encouragement Mark Weston ’93 received as a military veteran in the °µÍø½âÃÜ nursing program is an attribute he applies to this day in his role as commander for a natural disaster...

Jennifer Bellingham’s °µÍø½âÃÜ experience was so rewarding that she wound up being hired by the University to create a promotional video about it. A 2017 communications graduate with triple minors in...

A love of art has led Tashina Garcia-Garza ’08, ‘14 MA from Victorville, a small town in the California high desert, to Los Angeles where she runs the municipal art program at the Los Angeles...

Golf was important to Drew Nelson ’17 when he was an Academic All-American at °µÍø½âÃÜ earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in business. He didn’t know then that golf would become the link to...

Traveling to Buenos Aires this summer to participate in the Barowsky School of Business’ Global Consulting Practicum was an invaluable experience for Josh Godoy ’16 and ’18 MBA in his new job with a...