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Two smiling individuals pose with a skeleton named "Bone Jovi" wearing a hat and a library vest, sitting in a chair, creating a lighthearted tone.

You Give Bones a Bad Name

The Boxer Library is the perfect place for the university’s newly and coolly named resident skeleton: Bone Jovi.
A vibrant shield features scales, a ribbon, shaking hands, and a caduceus. Surrounding swirls, stars, and leaves on a maroon background.

House Calls

CMS students are assigned to one of four learning communities (LC), or “houses” in a way akin to a Hogwarts sorting-hat…
Abstract artwork featuring overlapping silhouettes of faces in vibrant colors like blue, green, and pink, connected by white lines and dots.

Philosophy 007

What do a doctorate of philosophy, proteomics and human relationships have in common?

Team Players

Interprofessionalism plays out 
in a clinical study
Four people walk on a teal, winding path with hexagonal patterns and arrows on a dark background.

From Clinician to Change Agent

Jeremy VanDevender, PT ’99, began his career as a physical therapist and today runs a healthcare consultancy.
A curious detective in dark attire examines three thought bubbles with warning symbols: biohazard, skull, and radiation, against a maroon background.

Think Like a Toxicologist

Carrie Oakland, PharmD ’16, BCPS, DABAT, finds toxicological clarity under pressure.