ACPHS In The News

Anmol (Andy) Marwaha questioned the request at first – why would he, a training supervisor with University Heights Association Public Safety, be invited to the ACPHS Student Government Association Annual Leadership Banquet? The invitation said he had been nominated for an award

Panther Profiles are Q&A interviews that highlight Panthers of all stripes -- students, faculty, staff, alum, board members and anyone else in the campus community. You’ve likely seen Dr. Kara Olstad on campus sometime in the last decade.  She arrived as a pre-pharmacy student in her sophomore year in 2014

Dear Campus Community: Happy World Health Day! Each year on April 7, the World Health Organization shines a spotlight on global health. This year the focus is “Health for All.” What does that have to do with all of us at ACPHS? Everything

The 2023 Annual Research Symposium featured the extraordinary research of students and faculty over April 6-7.  The first day was filled with in-person poster presentations at the Holland Avenue Building, followed by virtual podium presentations on April 7

Accepted students and their families received warm welcomes as they entered the Gozzo Student Center on the ACPHS campus during Accepted Students Days on March 18 and April 1. The fun-filled and informative events for future Panthers began with tours of the campus, followed by a welcome address from President Toyin Tofade

ACPHS delivers the best bang for your buck. That’s not the College’s finding, but one from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce. In a ranking of colleges for return on investment, ACPHS came in first in New York State and second in the nation

The way Dan Bosley was talking, he might have been trying to recruit ACPHS students to run pharmacies in rural communities. As an operator of a pharmacy in the northern Adirondacks, Bosley was in fact energetically sharing his experience doing just that

Dr. César de la Fuente has a two-word solution for bridging the dual problems of high costs and lengthy development timelines for new antibiotics: artificial intelligence. As leader of the Machine Biology Group at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr

 

Dr. Meenakshi Malik, DVM, PhD has been named associate dean of health sciences. In this new role, Dr. Malik will support the growth of all life sciences and allied health sciences programs at the College. Dr. Malik will continue to provide leadership and oversight of initiatives that pertain to health sciences, including accreditation, strategic planning, growth, administration, budgets and operations