Rush University

Health, Wellness and Perseverance

Rush Medical College student Bryan Rosenberg helped create a group that has students across the University focusing on their own wellness to better serve their future patients.

Building the Future of Research

Rush is growing its strong research enterprise to further anticipate and combat the greatest challenges in health care.

Location is Everything

Rush University is not only set in Chicago, a vibrant city known for its culture, lakefront and cuisine, but it’s nestled in the nation’s largest urban medical district — a hub of leading-edge patient care, research and education.

Discover the Rush Experience

Thriving in Speech Pathology After Graduation

Since graduating from the College of Health Sciences, Carly Blodgett now works as a speech pathologist at RML Specialty Hospital. “Not only did I get a great education at Rush, but it also taught me the interprofessional skills I really needed to succeed in the field I’m in,” she says.

News

Mentoring Profile: Diane Howard, PhD, MPH, College of Health Sciences

Diane Howard brings deep experience as a former executive for health insurance companies and hospitals to the nationally ranked Health Systems Management program.

Rush University President Sherine Gabriel Honored with the National Medical Fellowships’ Excellence in Medical Education Award

Sherine E. Gabriel, MD, MSc, president of Rush University, was honored with the National Medical Fellowships’ Excellence in Medical Education Award at the Champions of Health Awards.

A Nose for Research

Maryan Arrieta’s research as a first-year doctoral student at Rush University College of Nursing’s Nursing Science program focuses on an e-nose technology that holds promise for sniffing out diseases.

Two Faculty Members Receive Nursing's Highest Honor

Susan Buchholz, PhD, RN, and Sarah Livesay, DNP, APRN, were recently inducted as 2019 fellows to the American Academy of Nursing.

A Natural-Born Occupational Therapist

Sarah Pyle was born at Rush University Medical Center 28 years ago, and now she finds herself back, studying ways to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live fuller lives.

A Breath of Fresh Air in Lung Cancer Research

Chien-Ching Li, PhD, MPH, studies how minorities in the U.S. understand their health, health challenges and the health care system, with a special interest in lung cancer prevention.

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