Two callings, one mission: PhD graduate highlights importance of both scientists and clinicians as brother graduates with MD
Oliver Strobel and his brother Julian both graduated from the IU School of Medicine, Julian with an MD and Oliver with a PhD. Oliver spoke at the 2025 Graduate Recognition Ceremony about the contributions of biomedical scientists.
MD graduate urges Class of 2025 to carry legacy of care and compassion into residency
Since she was a young girl, Precious Okoruwa knew that she was destined to become a doctor.
Protect your mental health with available support
Ana Isabel Campos of the IU School of Medicine Wellness Coalition offers resources to help your inner well-being during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Match on My Mind: Preparing your Match materials
Deb Rusk, MD, assistant dean of Student Affairs, offers insight into three critical Match materials—the MSPE, Noteworthy Characteristics and the Personal Statement—and invites Phase 3
Preparing Healers: IU School of Medicine trains Indiana's physician workforce
This summer, 317 incoming residents will start their speciality training at IU School of Medicine. Many physicians practice in the state where they train --
Money Matters: Important summer aid information
On April 25, the IU School of Medicine Office of Student Financial Services (OSFS) sent out the following email to students about summer aid.
Complete survey on dermatology perception
Manali Stoor, a first-year student at California University of Science and Medicine, is conducting a research survey and could use your help. You could win
Match on My Mind: What to know as Phase 3 begins
Debra Rusk, MD, assistant dean of student affairs and director of career mentoring and professional development, welcomes the Class of 2026 to Phase 3 and
Sustain your brain with these habits
As future physicians, we focus on our patients’ brain health, but how often do we prioritize our own? Ana Danner of the IU School of Medicine
Chestnut secures INPACT grant for Terre Haute project
Emily Chestnut, a third-year student at the Terre Haute campus, has received a $6,000 Indiana Primary Care Advancement in Clinical Training (INPACT) grant.