KCU News
What #WorldHealthDay Means To Me
In recognition of World Health Day, KCU student doctor Kelsey Boyle writes about her experiences during two recent global outreach trips. The program provides opportunities for students to travel the globe and help people with medical needs in underserved countries. For Kelsey, one child in particular stands out.
What World Health Day Means To Me
In recognition of World Health Day, KCU student doctor Kelsey Boyle writes about her experiences during two recent global outreach trips. The program provides opportunities for students to travel the globe and help people with medical needs in underserved countries. For Kelsey, one child in particular stands out.
Edward R. O’Connor, PhD, Named Provost, Executive Vice President for Academic and Research Affairs for KCU
Score 1 for Health Receives REACH Healthcare Foundation Grant
Score 1 for Health receives REACH Healthcare Foundation grant to enhance the healthcare needs of underserved families.
April 2017: From the Desk of the President
The Art (And Science) Of Observation
Schoen Kruse, PhD, steers students on a journey of introspection and self-evaluation.
Lessons Learned From Kenya Medical Mission Trip
How three weeks in Kenya changes the lives of patients and shapes the futures of student doctors.
Centered on Innovation
KCU's center for medical and surgical simulation moves closer to reality - both physical and virtual.
KCU Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Research Symposium
KCU Medical Student Proves Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury is Possible
Darrin D’Agostino, DO, Named Executive Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Vice President for Health Affairs
The Story of a 2-year Old Guatemala Girl named Ximena, and Her Impact on a KCU Future Doctor
KCU student doctor Jaimee Hall wrote about her recent experience in Guatemala with the Global Health track