The National Institute on Drug Abuse recently awarded Rush a $2 million grant to establish a research center to improve the delivery of scientifically based treatments to substance misuse patients. 

As the field has expanded exponentially, the master’s program in the College of Health Sciences prepares today’s students for critical roles in health care. 

David Katz, PhD, ABPP, vice provost of academic affairs and chief knowledge officer at Rush University, shares his background and what he brings to Rush University.

Meenakshi Jolly’s clinical, educational and research work focuses on improving health outcomes for people with lupus.

The National Institutes of Health recently announced that third-year Rush Medical College student Kathryn Wrobel was accepted to its Medical Research Scholars Program. Wrobel will spend one year at the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Maryland working on a translational research project on neurological disorders beginning in July 2019.

Rush University Medical Center celebrated the groundbreaking Wednesday for a new, 10-story, 480,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art outpatient care center and the announcement of the largest philanthropic gift in Rush’s history.