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Luke Gibson, photos by Ryleigh Rejeck ’26, VMBS Marketing & Communications Growing up in Corpus Christi around his family’s many chickens and fish tanks, fourth-year veterinary student Luke Gibson has always been fascinated by the relationship that people have with their animals.  Now in the final semester of his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, […]

Dr. Cynda Crawford Cynda Crawford, M.S., Ph.D., D.V.M., the UF College of Veterinary Medicine’s Fredrica Saltzman Endowed Professor in Shelter Medicine and clinical associate professor in the college’s shelter medicine program, was honored with the 2025 Association of Shelter Veterinarians’ Meritorious Service Award, which annually recognizes individuals who have made sustained and meaningful contributions to […]

By Carlos Gabriel Falto Zeno I remember something my dad said to me the day I got accepted to my undergraduate school back home in Puerto Rico. He told me, “You know why they call it a ‘university’? It’s because you’ll have the whole universe to explore.” At first, I thought I understood what he […]

For clients of the Animal Health Diagnostic Center Save yourself a phone call by using our new Alert the Lab function — an easy, efficient way to make changes to an accession, conveniently located within your client portal.

The NC State College of Veterinary Medicine’s Class of 2025 will celebrate student achievements and years of hard work on May 2 at the annual Oath and Hooding ceremony. Held at 3 p.m. in Reynolds Coliseum, the graduation ceremony will mark the official transition to becoming veterinarians. During the event, the graduates will all take […]

Calving season is just around the corner or has already arrived for many. Preparing in advance, particularly for those facing inclement weather, will position producers to successfully address the needs of calves and avoid “calfcicles” in frigid temperatures.

In Nepal, I worked as part of a interdisciplinary team investigating increased mortalities in the national park’s rhino population.

Women for OSU awarded a record 18 scholarships to Oklahoma State University students on Thursday at its annual symposium, which was presented by Bank of Oklahoma.

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Maya Keefer says that she initially didn’t plan to attend NC State for veterinary school.  Keefer, who grew up on land used to graze beef cows in Asheville, North Carolina, and earned her bachelor’s in animal science and Spanish at NC State, had her sights set on attending a veterinary school where she didn’t have […]