On Sunday, September 15, 2024, Touro University California (TUC) College of Pharmacy celebrated a significant milestone for the Class of 2027 with their White Coat Ceremony. Thirty-six students, embarking on the rigorous three-year PharmD program, were honored as they donned their white coats, symbolizing the start of their professional journey into the field of pharmacy. Family, friends, faculty, and mentors gathered to witness this important moment in their academic and professional careers.

To celebrate this month, we are featuring profiles of Latinx/Hispanic students and faculty who contribute to our rich diverse culture at TUC. 

Members of an expanded College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2028 crossed the stage Sept. 8 in a packed Lander Hall Auditorium to receive their white coats and enter the ranks of student physicians. 

A Touro University California program director has been recognized as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Associates.

Touro University California leadership, faculty and staff came together Aug. 19 to bid a fond farewell to Dr. Jim Scott, Dean of the College of Pharmacy.

Touro University California (TUC) was awarded a grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)(opens in a new tab) that will provide $443,000 annually over five years (totaling $2 million) to support Physician Assistant (PA) students' primary care training in rural and underserved areas, with additional focus with on mental health. 

At the 2024 Association of Diabetes Care and Education Specialists California Coordinating Body Conference, Touro University California (TUC) Program Manager Anne Lee, won the Impact on Diabetes Award for her outstanding work with the community.

Hundreds of new and returning students had a chance Aug. 8 to check out a wide array of activity and interest groups during Club Day in The Grove on the campus of Touro University California.

A marketing campaign to increase enrollment in Touro University California’s College of Pharmacy was recognized this summer for its creativity and effectiveness.

An estimated 430 incoming students provided roughly 860 hours of volunteer work to support 14 area nonprofits last week on the first day of orientation at Touro University California.