The College of Veterinary Medicine celebrated the Class of 2027 reaching its clinical year at the annual White Coat Ceremony. 

For her leadership in the study of feline health, Ives has been recognized as the school’s selection for the 2026-2027 FelineVMA Outstanding Senior Award. 

Granick’s research and leadership are ensuring the antibiotics of today remain effective for the animals and humans of tomorrow

The National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association’s Significant Achievement Award is given to an individual who has made a major contribution to the field of wildlife rehabilitation within the last two years.

The award is given to students who demonstrate exceptional aptitude through initiative, diagnostic skill, dexterity, and perioperative care of animals undergoing surgery.

Research funding awards, an achievement award, scholarships, and student debt-relief grants were earned by CVM graduate students, DVM students and alumni. 

Bestowed by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), the award recognizes one student from each AAHA-accredited veterinary teaching hospital annually. 

Modiano’s comparative oncology research is transforming how we detect, treat, and prevent malignancies in both dogs and humans