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What the Community Read Taught Us About Systemic Inequities On October 22, 2025, the Simmons University campus hosted a community read event featuring Dr. Uché Blackstock, author of Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine. The session, co‑sponsored by the Division of Student Engagement, the Provost’s Office, and the University Library, explored how historical […]
For over five decades, New York judges were required to visit a correctional facility every four years. Recent proposals from the state’s Office of Court Administration aim to tighten that rule, making an annual visit mandatory for judges who preside over criminal trials or detentions. The change would require each judge to conduct a detailed visit—including […]
Why Horror Cinema Matters to Healthcare Professionals Horror films are more than adrenaline‑filled entertainment; they serve as cultural mirrors that reflect public anxieties about illness, caregiving, and mortality. For students in the health sciences, watching a well‑chosen horror movie can sharpen clinical reasoning, highlight ethical dilemmas, and foster empathy. By framing the discussion around five […]
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) has expanded its clinical offerings with the launch of a new acupuncture treatment center on the Boston campus. The facility serves a dual purpose: it provides real‑world training for students in the New England School of Acupuncture (NESA) and offers patients—students, faculty, and staff—a convenient option for […]
Why Visual Storytelling Matters in Modern Healthcare In an era of rapid information exchange, patients and clinicians alike face a flood of medical data. Plain text explanations often fall short of conveying the lived experience of illness, the emotional context of treatment, or the nuanced steps of a procedure. Visual storytelling—commonly known as graphic medicine—fills […]
Reflecting on Five Decades of Innovation The Boston campus of Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) recently hosted an event that brought together more than 100 alumni, faculty, and staff to honor the New England School of Acupuncture (NESA) as it marks its 50th anniversary. The celebration was not only a nostalgic look […]
Utah Tech University’s Atwood Innovation Plaza is opening its doors for an event designed to turn ideas into marketable ventures. The conference, titled From Vision to Venture: Innovating in Southern Utah, will take place on October 30 at 9 a.m. on the university’s St. George campus and is free to the public. This article outlines what attendees […]
As the leaves turn, Utah Tech University is gearing up for its annual fall community event, Tricks & Treats Night. On October 30 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., the campus grounds at Palm Street outside Burns Arena will become a vibrant hub of costumes, candy, and fall traditions open to all ages. The event is part […]
Honoring Visionaries: The 2025 Hall of Fame Inductees The Utah Tech University community recently celebrated the induction of three distinguished individuals into its Hall of Fame. Dr. Wayne Provost, and the late Lindsay Atwood along with her daughter Laura Atwood were honored for their lifelong dedication to education, innovation, and community engagement. Their stories highlight how sustained service […]
On October 24, 2025, Utah Tech University formalized the appointment of Shane B. Smeed as its 19th president. The inauguration drew students, faculty, alumni, and state leaders to a campus ceremony that emphasized student-centered leadership and collaborative growth. This article outlines what the new presidency means for the university, highlights Smeed’s vision for the next […]
