KCU News
KCU graduate featured in Compliance Today for expertise at the intersection of health care, law and governance
Peter Khoury, DO, a recent graduate of KCU-Joplin College of Osteopathic Medicine, was featured in Compliance Today Magazine, highlighting his expertise and unique path at the intersection of health care, law and governance.
KCU graduate inspired by daughter’s resilience finds purpose in pediatric care
After working as an accountant, Kevin Sullivan made the life-changing decision to pursue medicine following his daughter’s battle with a life-threatening condition.
KCU graduate pursues emergency medicine after life-changing experiences in Lebanon
Growing up in Lebanon, KCU-Joplin Class of 2026 graduate Jad Imad witnessed the impact of conflict and injury firsthand, experiences that inspired him to pursue a career in medicine and serve others in times of need.
Graduates urged to bring humanity to health care at KCU commencement
Kansas City University celebrated its 2026 commencement season with ceremonies held in Joplin and Kansas City, Missouri, honoring 476 graduates as they take the next step in their professional journeys in health care.
What psychology looks like on the streets of Kansas City
Tyler Staples, PsyD, is transforming lives through hands-on service to one of Kansas City's most vulnerable populations.
ACOFP recognizes KCU leaders and global partners with 2026 Distinguished Service Awards
Kansas City University faculty and international collaborators are among the recipients of the 2026 Distinguished Service Awards from the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. This award honors individuals whose leadership and service advance the mission of osteopathic family medicine.
KCU students showcase research at annual symposium
The 34th Annual Research Symposium at Kansas City University brought together students, faculty, residents, alumni and research partners across the Kansas City and Joplin campuses for three days of scholarly exchange, collaboration and discovery.
Simple habits to improve longevity
Dr. Nicole Fremarek, professor at KCU, shares insights on how to improve longevity. From what you put into your body to how you move and connect with others, these everyday factors can have a lasting impact on your health and well-being.
Struggling to sleep? Here is how stress could be affecting you
Dr. Ken Stewart, professor at KCU, discusses the connection between sleep and stress. He shares practical tips for improving sleep, including maintaining a consistent sleep schedule and limiting screen time before bed to support better overall health.
Kansas City University students and alumni earn honors in osteopathic medicine and biology
Kansas City University (KCU) students and alumni were recently recognized for their research excellence at two major medical research conferences.
How much does sleep really affect your health?
KCU professor Dr. Benjamin Grin discusses the importance of sleep and how it impacts one's overall health.
The risks of alcohol consumption
KCU professor Dr. Ken Stewart addresses the risks of alcohol consumption in honor of Alcohol Awareness Month.