News & Media

The American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, AACP’s flagship journal, has appointed three new associate editors.

Recognizing seven individuals, one institution, and one scholarly paper, for their outstanding contributions made to pharmacy education, research, patient outcomes, community service and academic publishing.

An AACP Interim Meeting keynote speaker opens up about how her life experiences inspired her to become a passionate advocate for trauma-informed leadership.

How does personality play a role in communication in the pharmacy sphere? Extroverts are good at initiating conversation, but introverts tend to be empathetic, which leads to connection.

A first-generation student pharmacist at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences helped create a high school outreach program for students like her.

An NIH grant is supporting a project to measure the feasibility of implementing strategies such as pharmacogenetic testing in the emergency room.

AACP expresses grave concern regarding the new administration’s illegal and misguided effort to significantly reduce facilities and administrative (F&A) cost funding for research institutions by implementing a standard rate of 15% across all NIH grants for indirect costs starting today. Such actions will damage our members’ ability to maintain critical research infrastructure and will reduce research and training capacity. 

AACP is excited to announce six new partners to strengthen collaboration between education and practice as part of its new Corporate Partnership Program.

AACP is deeply saddened by the University of Charleston's decision to close its School of Pharmacy. We recognize the difficult circumstances that led to this decision, despite the school’s dedication to providing a high-quality education.

A comprehensive oral history initiative highlighting the careers of pharmacist leaders in the U.S. Public Health Service underscores their valuable contributions to the profession.

A productive annual meeting in Boston featured a wide range of programming, including discussions about climate change and readying the clinical research workforce.

As the 2024 NAM Pharmacy Fellow, Dr. Jennifer Bacci relishes the opportunity to tout the benefits that community pharmacies offer.