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¿ìÓ¯v3's School of Nursing is preparing students for high-demand careers and making a difference across the state.

DPHS faculty Jennifer Meyer’s research links Juneau’s end of water fluoridation to increased tooth decay and higher dental costs for young children.

Darren Tivnan, valedictorian and radiologic technology graduate, speaks at commencement May 7, 2025, at Kachemak Bay Campus in Homer, Alaska.

The ¿ìÓ¯v3/ISU Doctor of Pharmacy Program shows that now more than ever, leadership comes down to knowing when and how to pivot—adapting with purpose to serve communities across Alaska and Idaho.

Sarah Beam, assistant professor of medical education for WWAMI, recently led a tour of ¿ìÓ¯v3’s anatomy lab, where students from undergraduate, occupational therapy, and medical programs gain hands-on experience learning from real human donors.

Micah Hahn associate professor for the Institute of Circumpolar Health recently discussed research she co-authored examining preterm births in Alaska.

¿ìÓ¯v3 Seawolf Food Pantry relies on donations and the ¿ìÓ¯v3 Food Insecurity Fund to support students facing food insecurity.

Former ¿ìÓ¯v3 Dental Hygiene program adjunct faculty member Col. Julie M. Robinson is recognized for her dedication to the dental profession.

The ¿ìÓ¯v3 Seawolf Food Pantry celebrates its new location with faculty, staff, and students, encouraging those experiencing food insecurity to take advantage of this vital resource.

¿ìÓ¯v3's Area Health Education Center (AHEC) helped bring hands-on healthcare career opportunities to over 100 students at a career fair in Ninilchik, where they engaged in activities like sheep eye dissections to explore health-related fields.