Path to pathologist: Residency program trains disease detectives
Sleuthing sickness
For as long as there’s been life, there’s been disease. The ancient Greeks were the first to try to study and understand it, bringing life to the discipline of pathology with dissections of deceased people by the physicians Herophilus and Erasistratus.
In the 1850s, Rudolph Virchow, a German physician and professor of pathology, pioneered translating this scientific discipline to the animal kingdom.
Oregon Coast Aquarium harbor seal Boots gets diagnosed at OSU veterinary hospital
The Lois Bates Acheson Veterinary Teaching Hospital takes in Oregon Coast Aquarium harbor seal Boots and gives them a diagnoses.
‘I see you.’ Veterinary educator’s inclusive approach leads to endowed position
Dr. Tandi Ngwenyama speaks with Rebecca Camden during the awards ceremony for Ngwenyama's appointment as the Camden Faculty Scholar.
Helping hands for PAW: Portland partnership involves vet students in community outreach
Veterinary students Kelbi Irvin and Emily Brown give Taz a checkup while fellow student Brandon Batty fills out the chart.
‘Raising us as the best doctors we can be’: Dr. Hadi Mansouri wins top teaching award
Dr. Hadi Mansouri in his office.
Yoked in community: Yoga nights give vet students and staff a space to breathe
Left to right: Trevor Kahi Hirano, Sean Calalang, Devin James, Jenelle Piñon, Emily Green, Hilary Ann Lakin, Gloria Petri, Holly Omoto, Cecelia Dean and John Retzlaff.
Amongst the animals: Artist Brad Rude’s bronze sculptures welcome all
Artist Brad Rude’s bronze sculptures welcome all entering Magruder Hall and the Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine