Manchester University’s Pharmacy Program, a national leader in innovation and visionary initiatives, has breached another frontier. Having already developed the nation’s first dedicated Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics (PGx), MU this summer will be offer the nation’s first dual degree in Pharmacy and Pharmacogenomics, in which students can earn both a Pharm.D. and a master’s in PGx in four years. Learn more. 

Here we grow again

With construction of the new Jean Childs Young Intercultural Center and Toyota Round already underway, Manchester is moving forward on another capital project dedicated to enhancing the educational experience of MU students. Groundbreaking for the Lockie and Augustus Chinworth Center, which will house the Arthur L. Gilbert College of Business plus a one-stop shop for registrar and student financial services, social gathering areas and offices for other student-focused programs, is scheduled for May 11. Learn more.

Oak Leaves staff honored

At Manchester University, students are given every opportunity to excel, and do. Seven MU students working for Oak Leaves, the Manchester student paper, were recently recognized for doing just that at the annual Indiana Collegiate Press Association Conference in Indianapolis. Read more.