Happy National Student Pharmacists Day! 👏
Today is all about the FUTURE of pharmacy. Here’s to our future pharmacists, researchers, innovators and healthcare leaders!
#NationalStudentPharmacistsDay
Discover where your research will take you at our Graduate Programs Open House on Thursday, Oct. 15, from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Learn more and register today: https://t.co/3fUsxmjJLW
The coats are on. The journey continues. 🥼💙
Congratulations to our first-year PharmD students on receiving their white coats yesterday! This marks an exciting step forward in their journey to becoming pharmacists.
Heading to Michigan volleyball? 🏐〽️
Get your flu and COVID vaccines while you’re there! Join us for the Victors Vaccinate clinic at the Michigan vs. Oregon match this Saturday, Oct. 10, at 6 p.m. on the Crisler Concourse.
Learn more: https://t.co/P59mfJZe8f
Tis the season! Have questions about voting?
#Umichvotes is our campus resource for all things voting, registration, ballots and more!
Learn more: https://t.co/aHNNGkEYlg
The College of Pharmacy’s annual Vaccine Clinic is back!
📅 Thursday, October 22
⏰ 10 AM - 6 PM
📍 U-M College of Pharmacy, L1 Community Area
1007 E. Huron St., Ann Arbor
Everyone is welcome - bring your prescription insurance card!
Sign up today 👉 https://t.co/MJnr7bWcGz
#ThrowbackThursday Did you know we weren’t always called the College of Pharmacy? In 1915, the School of Pharmacy officially became the College of Pharmacy, changing its name to conform with University policy.
October is #AmericanPharmacistsMonth! 💙💊
From the pharmacy counter to the clinic, hospital, research lab and beyond, pharmacists are making an impact every day. This month, we’re celebrating the pharmacists, students, faculty and alumni who are leading at pharmacy’s edge.
Student Research Spotlight! 🔬
Morgan MacLean presented her PharmD Investigations project, “Adherence to Guideline-Directed Medical Therapy for Heart Failure in Autistic Adults: A Retrospective Chart Review,” at the 2026 U-M Annual Cardiovascular Research Network Symposium.
What could you discover next?
Turn your curiosity into discovery at our Virtual Graduate Programs Information Session next Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Register today: https://t.co/kJ8RPlx8Ur
New research from Dr. Beatriz Manzor examines barriers to providing translated prescription medication instructions for patients with a non-English language preference.
Read the research brief in @AnnFamMed: https://t.co/gFHakd8GQr
#ThrowbackThursday Did you know that since 1978, every fourth-year PharmD student at the College of Pharmacy has been required to complete a research project as part of their education? More than 45 years later, that commitment to research remains.
🦸♀️ Pharmacists are like superheroes! Here’s why👇
Pharmacists are medication experts who are passionate about caring for people, helping us feel better and keeping us safe.
Learn more about who pharmacists are and the many places they work: https://t.co/vyAyzdawn2
Join us on Oct. 6 for the McKesson Foundation Health Equity Speaker Series: Healthcare in American Indian Communities, with Dr. Sophina Calderon and Dr. Nicholas Cushman.
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/vSLgJfhTtW
We’re celebrating Sophia Jaso for being selected for the 2026 Hematology/Oncology PRN Student Travel Award from @ACCP! This award will support Sophia’s participation in professional learning and networking opportunities.
Which antibiotics carry the highest risk for C. diff?
Jason Pogue, PharmD, breaks down the antibiotic classes clinicians are watching—and why treatment duration matters.
Watch the full interview: https://t.co/cqjrtmrlww
Congratulations to Dr. Garner on being named the recipient of the 49th Sato Memorial International Award from the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan!
This prestigious award will be presented at the 147th Annual Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan in Tokyo in March 2027.
#ThrowbackThursday In 1975, the College of Pharmacy appointed Dean Ara Paul, whose leadership helped establish the PharmD as the terminal, entry-level professional degree — a major shift from the BS in Pharmacy, which was the professional degree at the time.