OT honor society honors alumni and fellow soldiers

A service learning project by occupational therapy students helps soldiers deal with the stress of living overseas. Full story

Presentation offers ways to fight disability stereotypes

Catherine Riley, Nola Riley, and Molly Riley-Cygan speak about their experiences growing up with Down syndrome as a family on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Full story

Senior MI Student is One of Twelve to Receive National Scholarship

'Grandpa' Toby Soward is given the prestigious Lambda Nu scholarship award. Full story

Ribbon Raises Breast Cancer Awareness

Amanda Janiga

Wearing their pick ribbons to show their support, Peer Advocates joined hands with the MU campus to show support for breast cancer. Full story

Election Can Change Statistic Forever

Women and children are the largest group of uninsured citizens, officials say. The outcome of this year’s election could change that statistic forever.

Students Avoid the 'Bugs' by Being Cautious

With proper prevention tactics, students can avoid illness.

Fight for Flyte: Raising Breast Cancer Awareness

More than 180,000 women have it. This year, forty thousand will die from it. And two-and-a- half million women have survived it. It is breast cancer. Full story

Health and Sciences Branch Out

Campus expansion means new site for Health Sciences. The College will occupy an office building on Lake Street. Full story