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The fellowship displays the institute’s dedication to supporting researchers and future leaders in the biomedical field.

The free, virtual event aims to help veterinary professionals expand their dental care skills and knowledge

Accreditation by CVTEA signifies the highest standard of achievement for veterinary technician education in the nation.

Working with laboratory animals, David Moore, DVM, built a career teaching scientists how to comply with regulations for ensuring ethical research

VERG has welcomed 16 employees to its staff since November of 2021.

The breakthrough hours-tracking solution simplifies veterinary school applications.

Orbell joins the ACVD's more than 300 board-certified veterinary dermatologists in the US and worldwide.

Dr Kurt Williams fills this role at OSU during a time when COVID-19 has demonstrated the significance of laboratories and their testing capabilities.

Due to the success of the 2021 inaugural scholarship, the DVM student scholarship program will return and increase its award to $75,000.

The animal nonprofit’s competitive Veterinary Student Scholarship program is receiving research proposals.

Forever Friend was created to help parents guide their children through the painful challenge of losing a pet.

To meet the rising demand for veterinary professionals in the US, Rowan University will establish a new college of veterinary medicine.

This post-graduate training program strives to improve veterinary professionals’ mental health by informing them of wellness at the start of their careers.

These funds from the National Animal Health Laboratory Network will allow the OVDL to grow its emergency response capacity.

A sneak peek look at this week's highlights.

River, the border collie, stuns the nation with his astonishing recovery just in time for the holiday season.

The grant will cover fourth-year veterinary school tuition for each of the 2 recipients, thus lessening their financial burden post-graduation.

This 52-acre, world-class sport horse facility will expand the university’s equine program and offer new opportunities for veterinary students, researchers, and residents.

Check out this week's highlights.

The program will provide 12 students the opportunity to spend the summer at a USDA site and work with an ARS scientist on a research project in livestock infectious diseases.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony signifies completion of the state-of-the-art, $98.5 million building.

The 5-year commitment aims to help promote diversity within veterinary medicine.

The funding is key to accelerating canine health-related research through world-class studies, outreach, and engagement with dog lovers.

A record of 263 participants from universities across the globe completed animal welfare online assessments to compete.

The donations will go to NOMV and the MCVMA, plus a multi-million-dollar stock donation to MightyVet.

The Minnesota-based pharmaceutical company will award a total of $15,000 to 5 Texas Tech veterinary students part of the inaugural class.

In this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Mary L. Berg, BS, RVT, RLATG, VTS (Dentistry), offers up critical insight to help veterinary professionals educate and encourage clients to prioritize their pets dental health. (Sponsored by Virbac)

In light of One Health Day on November 3, 2021, the veterinary school continues its week-long tradition of bringing community leaders, faculty, researchers, and students together to highlight One Health initiatives.

In this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Jove Jacob shares with Dr Adam Christman about what veterinary school is like in his country, plus discusses his interests in the field and more.

The program will be a part of the NCI’s “comprehensive” Cancer Center designation renewal.