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Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine's Inaugural Class Achieves 97.3% Residency Match Rate
The inaugural class of Kansas Health Science University’s Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (KHSU — KansasCOM) has achieved a 97.3% match rate, with 73 of 75 students matching into residency programs nationwide.
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News from Across our System
Kansas Health Science University Granted Accreditation by the WASC Senior College and University Commission, Meeting Rigorous Quality Assurance Standards
The six-year accreditation recognizes the university's academic quality, governance, financial sustainability, and student support. Kansas Health Science University (KHSU) has been granted accreditation by the WASC Senior College and University…
How Mind-Body Medicine Inspired One Student’s Career in Maternal Health
A doctoral student shares how personal loss led her to Mind-Body Medicine and a career advancing whole-person maternal and perinatal healthcare. Tamara Thrasher is a doctoral student in Saybrook University’s…
We the People, Explained—Some Thoughts About the US Constitution on America’s 250th Birthday
As America marks its 250th birthday, a Colleges of Law professor examines how the Constitution’s framers designed a government to balance freedom, conflict, and compromise. BY ERIC LANE The Constitution…
The Chicago School Announces Opening of the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM)
The Chicago School today welcomed its first cohort of students to the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM), Chicago’s first new medical school in nearly a century. IllinoisCOM will educate…
Social Work Student Turns Personal Loss Into a Career Helping Others
For Claudia Contreras, a student in the Bachelor of Social Work at Pacific Oaks College, the path to an undergraduate degree has not been an easy one. She first enrolled…
What Is Systems-Level Occupational Therapy? How UWS Prepares Future Leaders
What do food deserts, state licensing boards, and occupational therapy have in common? More than many future practitioners realize. Occupational therapists have long played a critical role in assisting patients…
Two-Way Learning: The Superpower Higher Ed Overlooks
Higher education has long prized individual expertise. Scholars master their fields, faculty are rewarded for their own research, and institutions often assume their job is to pour knowledge into students…