Students
KCU College of Dental Medicine welcomes Class of 2030 at White Coat Ceremony, reaches full enrollment
KCU College of Biosciences celebrates students during pinning and hooding ceremonies
The Kansas City University College of Biosciences celebrated students pursuing graduate degrees in biomedical sciences and clinical psychology during pinning and hooding ceremonies held July 31, 2026.
How Kenya shaped a KCU student’s view of global health
When Kansas City University KCU osteopathic medical student Mason Tuttle traveled to Kenya, he didn’t expect seeing two very different sides of their health care system.
KCU graduate takes off toward elite aerospace medicine residency
On Military Match Day at the United States Naval Academy, the weight of years of training came down to a single moment.
Kansas City University medical student earns national public health award and top university honors
Long before medical school, Christopher M. Ahmad was learning what it meant to care for others by observing how small acts of attention, presence and respect can make a difference.
KCU Match Day 2026 | Residency placement success for future physicians
The energy was unmistakable on both KCU campuses as fourth-year osteopathic medical students gathered in Kansas City and Joplin, and tuned in remotely from across the country, to celebrate Match Day 2026.
KCU global health: Where care transcends culture
As an aspiring medical student, Allison Abraham, DO, was keenly interested in understanding international health care, knowing that a global lens would inform her knowledge as a future physician.
Breaking barriers: Dental student doctors path to possibility
When people hear “first-generation student,” they often think of someone who’s the first in their family to complete college. Student Doctor Heather Sams’ story, however, redefines what it means to be first-gen: she’s the first in her family to graduate from high school.
KCU students learn medicine through human connection
“All I want is normal.”
White coats and wedding rings
At the Kansas City University Farber-McIntire Campus in Joplin, Missouri, two couples are proving that love and ambition can go hand in hand.
How the College of Biosciences is transforming anatomy education
In today’s fast-evolving world of medical education, technology is reshaping how students connect with complex topics — and Kansas City University is leading the charge.
KCU medical student Suhas Babu turns personal heart condition into purpose
When Suhas Babu thinks about why he’s in medical school, he starts with his heart. Born with congenital heart disease, he underwent open-heart surgeries in elementary school and again in high school.