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This April, we’re celebrating National Interprofessional Healthcare Month! The Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (IPE) oversees this training across all our campuses, hosting activities, supporting student groups, and more. bit.ly/42XAP7X

Students from acupuncture, OT, PT, pharmacy, and PA studies programs recently gathered at Off the Rails in Worcester for the third annual IPE “Jeopardy!” Night. They worked in interdisciplinary teams to answer questions about medical terminology, MCPHS, pop culture, and more.

The Center for Research and Discovery recently hosted the sixth annual Boston Research Conference. It was the largest conference to date, showcasing 180 student presentations and attracting nearly 400 attendees. bit.ly/4jGdrla

Leading the conversation on advancing education in emerging technologies, the Center for Research and Discovery and the School of Healthcare Business and Technology launched a new speaker series to explore the role of AI in healthcare. bit.ly/44HH1SL

Thanks for making MCPHS Late Night Breakfast a blast! Now go crush those finals— you’re flipping amazing! 🥞 #latenightbreakfast #mcphs #COFdining #sodexocampus

The annual Research & Scholarship Showcase celebrates student work from our Worcester and Manchester campuses. This year, 30 teams of students presented posters, sharing their work with the MCPHS Community. bit.ly/4jyTZHe

As a caregiver, how can you support a loved one dealing with memory loss and cognitive issues? Occupational therapy professors at MCPHS have 5 tips for ways to connect and care with compassion. #OccupationalTherapyMonth bit.ly/3SgElE8

Olujimi Ohuninioluwa, BS ‘25, wants you to know that physics is a fundamental part of healthcare. Working with Dr. Janet Cutro, she developed a demonstration using a model of a human arm to show how physics applies directly to the human body. bit.ly/4mcuIED

No better way to make it through finals week, than the annual Late-Night Breakfast served by MCPHS faculty and staff. Congratulations on all your hard work this week and the whole semester, Cardinals. We are so proud of you. 🥞 🍳 🥓 ☕

The Student Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (SVOSH) club at MCPHS traveled to the city of Cookeville, Tennessee this March to administer eye exams in collaboration with Remote Area Medical. Read more at MCPHS News: bit.ly/3F3d0SY

Yesterday 1,700 MCPHS students walked across the commencement stage. We are so proud of all your hard work and can't wait to see what you do next. Congratulations to the class of 2025! 🎓 🎓 🎈 🎈 bit.ly/4jecnEt #Classof2025 #Classof25 #Graduation2025

24 teams presented at the 21st Annual School of Pharmacy—Boston Capstone Business Plan Competition showcasing the creative thinking and entrepreneurial spirit of our PharmD students. bit.ly/4daqb10

“Discomfort is where transformation begins. That moment became my launch point. It forced me to choose growth over fear, to use self-doubt as fuel.” - Catherine Boyd, MBA, MPAS ’05, BS ’04, Alumni Commencement Speaker #Classof2025 #Classof25 #Graduation2025

“Pharmacy opened doors I never expected. Your time at MCPHS can do the same if you stay curious, invest in relationships, manage your career with intention, and keep your eyes on a greater purpose.” - Mason “Skip” Irving III, MBA, BSP ’78, Alumni Commencement Speaker

“As individuals, we may achieve great things, but as a community, we have the power to shape the world. Today, we celebrate not just personal triumphs but the collective perseverance, sacrifice, and dedication that have brought us here.” - Jacqueline Hua, MPH ‘25, BS ‘23

“The truth is, we will always feel scared and unprepared for what comes next, simply because we haven’t lived it yet. Trust that every step forward, no matter how small, is bringing you closer to the person you are destined to become.” - Minh Tran, MPAS ‘25, BS ‘23

Before Commencement, Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) students across all three MCPHS campuses participated in pinning and hooding ceremonies, signifying the completion of their education and their initiation into the profession.

The FDA has approved an all-in-one filter needle device created by MCPHS alum Sue Carr, RPh, BSP ’84. The FROG (Filter Removal of Glass) is the first-of-its-kind device to remove shards of glass from medications stored in ampoules. bit.ly/4dn8ZFK

A peek inside the two day Graduate Nursing Residency event which hosted guest lectures, labs, and simulations on our Worcester Campus. #NationalNuresMonth

2025 marks 50 years since the founding of the New England School of Acupuncture. Join us this year as we celebrate NESA’s past, present, and future. Explore this interactive timeline outlining the past 50 years of healing: bit.ly/4jqcBsb