We spoke with Dr. Christina Kinnevey Greig, Associate Professor in the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Touro University California, to break down Drug Safe Solano. Here’s what she wants you to know before next month’s DSS Community Symposium on Prevention & Recovery.

On the evening of December 17, 2025, Touro University California’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program celebrated its graduating students with a research poster presentation event at the Farragut Inn Ballroom that brought together family, friends, and clinical preceptors to round out these students’ journey through the nursing program. 

As we look back on 2025, take a visual journey through the highlights, events, and faces that made this past year an unforgettable one at Touro University California. From classrooms to community events, see how we made an impact together.

As winter inches closer, conversations about flu shots and seasonal sniffles dominate health headlines. But another virus is quietly making waves across the Bay Area, and it’s not the flu. Norovirus, often called the “stomach bug” or “winter vomiting disease,” is surging locally and nationally, creating a double challenge for public health during the cooler months.  

Touro University California’s College of Osteopathic Medicine (TUCOM) has been selected to receive the Clinical Reasoning Catalyst Grant from Sketchy, a leading provider of innovative medical education tools. This grant positions TUCOM at the forefront of integrating osteopathic principles into cutting-edge virtual learning platforms. 

On a sunny Sunday afternoon, the team at Touro University California (TUC) gathered around the Mobile Diabetes Education Center (MOBEC), a familiar sight in Vallejo and surrounding communities. There was a sense of celebration in the air, a recognition that the work TUC has been doing for years to fight diabetes was about to reach even more people who need it most.

On Veterans Day the lawn of Truett Hall on Mare Island became a place of reflection, gratitude, and community as Touro University California honored those who have served our nation. The event, presented by the Military Club, brought together students, faculty, local leaders, and veterans for a heartfelt Veterans Day celebration.

Five students shared their views on the health care profession as part of a series of panel discussions centered on two of Touro University California’s significant cultural communities.

October marks American Pharmacists Month, a time to recognize the essential contributions of pharmacists to healthcare and community well-being. At Touro University California, the College of Pharmacy (COP) is proud to celebrate the dedication, innovation, and leadership of its students, faculty, and alumni who are shaping the future of pharmacy.

Every October, Physician Assistant (PA) Week shines a spotlight on one of the most dynamic and impactful professions in healthcare. For Touro University California (TUC), PA Week is more than a celebration; it reaffirms our mission to advance health and prepare compassionate, collaborative providers who serve communities in need.