The murder of George Floyd and ensuing protests and riots have affected all of us, but particularly people of color within our community and those that were already displaced or otherwise experiencing systemic oppression.

The student organization was recognized nationally for their dedication to serving the local community

Outreach at the College of Veterinary Medicine is driven by students and focused on community.

Funding from the Higher Education Multicultural Scholars Program helps support crucial viewpoints in veterinary medicine.

There’s a story Kayla Sample, ’18 DVM, likes to tell from her undergraduate years that exemplifies the power of community veterinary medicine. Sample was volunteering with a student-run free veterinary clinic when she met a homeless woman, “Dee,” and Dee’s dog Buddy.

Third year veterinary student Caitlyn Rize recently received the HSVMA Compassionate Care Scholarship for her contributions to advancing animal welfare in the veterinary field.

Veterinary technicians share their stories