Four dozen prospective Physician Assistant and Public Health professionals received their white coats during a ceremony Jan. 23 as a deafening crowd of supporters wished them well on their continuing academic journey.

A “natural leader” seeking dual doctoral and master’s degrees at Touro University California has earned a $500 scholarship based on the strength of her campus and community involvement.

Evelyn Wong hit the ground running – literally and figuratively – after arriving at Touro University California to pursue a Joint Master of Physician Assistant Studies/Master of Public Health degree.

A published scholar who’s about to complete her PharmD degree at Touro University California has earned additional recognition from TUC’s alumni community.

When Touro University California College of Pharmacy launched its accelerated three-year PharmD curriculum in 2023, it marked more than just a calendar change. It marked a bold shift in how future pharmacists are trained.

We spoke with Dr. Christina Kinnevey Greig, Associate Professor in the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Touro University California, to break down Drug Safe Solano. Here’s what she wants you to know before next month’s DSS Community Symposium on Prevention & Recovery.

On the evening of December 17, 2025, Touro University California’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program celebrated its graduating students with a research poster presentation event at the Farragut Inn Ballroom that brought together family, friends, and clinical preceptors to round out these students’ journey through the nursing program. 

As we look back on 2025, take a visual journey through the highlights, events, and faces that made this past year an unforgettable one at Touro University California. From classrooms to community events, see how we made an impact together.

As winter inches closer, conversations about flu shots and seasonal sniffles dominate health headlines. But another virus is quietly making waves across the Bay Area, and it’s not the flu. Norovirus, often called the “stomach bug” or “winter vomiting disease,” is surging locally and nationally, creating a double challenge for public health during the cooler months.  

Touro University California’s College of Osteopathic Medicine (TUCOM) has been selected to receive the Clinical Reasoning Catalyst Grant from Sketchy, a leading provider of innovative medical education tools. This grant positions TUCOM at the forefront of integrating osteopathic principles into cutting-edge virtual learning platforms.