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91³Ô¹ÏÍø researchers collaborated with the Cheyenne and Arapaho native nations of Oklahoma and Florida, as well as national agencies, to restore 10 indigenous prisoners’ experiences for their descendants and the public.

“Every day I wake up wondering, ‘Is today the day I am going to have to care for someone infected with the virus that has the whole world quarantined?’, ” writes Michi Leonardo ’18

The study will also see if the therapy, which was created by Alicja Copik, protects high-risk patients against respiratory infections like influenza.

91³Ô¹ÏÍø student contact tracers help limit COVID-19 on campus and in the community.

President Alexander N. Cartwright and First Lady Melinda K. Cartwright have pledged a quarter million dollars to support student scholarships, STEM research, the humanities and athletics at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø.

Jason Fronczek ’16 refuses to let his time in prison define who he is or will become. Saturday, the photographer and graduate art student will earn his MFA in emerging media.

Jason Duprat ’09BSN has always pushed himself out of his comfort zone, and his current deployment with the U.S. Navy Reserves to the COVID-19 hot spot in New York City is no different.

With a passion for nonprofit work and helping others, a political science grad-turned-chef is baking the ultimate comfort food for hardworking hospital employees.

Duty has already called for Capt. Paul Kohler ’20MSN, whose graduate nursing degree is being put to the test five miles up and 5,000 miles away from home.