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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.

A student-led diversity event at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy focused on the need for compassionate, equitable patient care.

The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy has selected 7 individuals as recipients of the Walmart Health Equity Scholarship for Pharmacy Students recognizing their leadership, academic success, and a commitment to serving rural or medically underserved patient populations upon graduation.

Stipend will provide support to outstanding student pharmacists as they pursue their degree. Each awardee will receive a $20,000 scholarship, up from $8,000 awarded to five students in 2023.

Dr. Marlon Fuller will show attendees how to foster a sense of belonging and build pathways for student success at ...

The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) has selected seven outstanding health professionals for the class of 2024 NAM Fellowships. The fellows were chosen based on their professional qualifications, reputations and accomplishments, and the relevance of their current field expertise to the work of the NAM and the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.

New opportunities await future pharmacists as schools build a playbook for sports pharmacy in the curriculum.

What do pharmacy closures mean for public health, and how can schools help the profession build back?

Two University of Florida College of Pharmacy faculty members finally convinced the FDA that a widely used nasal decongestant does not work.