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The vet students had no idea why they were called to a virtual meeting with Dr. Melinda Frye, associate dean of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. Or why it was being recorded. But the news was good. And the tears were real. Dane Aragon The resulting video, “DVM Virtual Surprise,” produced by College of […]

Emory served in World War II with the Army Air Corps. He is pictured at his birthday party with daughters Barb Kush, left, and Nancy Delricco.

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Perseverance is the hallmark of the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine Class of 2026.  The last three years of their academic lives have included the complications of a pandemic and social upheaval. Yet they have persisted and met the rigorous requirements to land a coveted spot in the incoming class at the NC State […]

Dr. Walter “Frank” Norvell ’54 Dr. Walter “Frank” Norvell ’54 shares how he became a veterinarian, marksman, pilot and supporter of Texas A&M’s Equine Genomics Research Fund. Dr. Walter “Frank” Norvell ’54 can’t talk to animals like Dr. Dolittle, but he certainly has a way with horses. He has become a go-to veterinarian for top […]

Summertime in Oklahoma usually means high temperatures. It is important to keep pets and livestock properly hydrated and protected from the heat.

“I think the immunological memory which is induced by vaccines is pretty good and is actually sustained,” said Marulasiddappa Suresh, a professor of immunology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who co-authored the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in May. The post The Key to Universal COVID-19 Vaccines Lies in Your Bones appeared […]

Now circulating is a survey asking dog owners what TV programs grab the attention of their canines, if any. The UW-Madison veterinarian ophthalmologist behind the query hopes the response advances her research into the decline of eyesight in dogs – and maybe the vision of their human owners, too. The post Watching Dogs Watch TV […]

The Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) saw 505 animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, and even two lambs during its recent participation in Operation Border Health Preparedness (OBHP) in Raymondville, Texas.  OBHP, which was known as Operation Lone Star in previous years, is organized by the Texas Department of State Health Services and gives state […]