PharmD and PharmTox students recognize exceptional educators with 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year Awards.
Clinical Practice, Innovation, and Research
Photo Galleries: Commencement 2026
On commencement weekend, the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy hosted a series of events to celebrate the incredible achievements of the School’s Class of 2026, including the Pharmacology and Toxicology bachelor’s degree program, PharmD, Health System Pharmacy Administration master’s degree, Health Systems Research in Pharmacy PhD, and Pharmaceutical Sciences master’s and PhD graduates.
Edward Portillo is Appointed to Global GOLD Assembly on COPD Care
Associate Professor Edward Portillo, a leader in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), is helping improve outcomes for patients around the world.
Future-Proofing Pharmacy
School of Pharmacy alumni and faculty share how technology is reshaping health care and practice, and what the future holds.
New Professorship Propels Psychedelic Science
Professor Paul Hutson is named the inaugural Thora Vervoren Professor for Research in Psychoactive Substances — the first pharmacy professorship of its kind.
APhA Honors 3 Faculty and Alumni for Broad Professional Impact
Professor Lucas Richert and alumni Amy Kennedy and Joel Farley are celebrated for decades of research, service, and innovation.
Unlocking How Cannabis Affects Sleep in Cancer Care
Alum Apoorva Reddy leads new research revealing how CBD and THC differently influence sleep quality for people with cancer.
Pharmacist-Forward Primary Care
In an innovative care model, alumni Bianca Bellissimo and Emma Hickmann are treating chronic conditions, collaborating with physicians, and providing accessible primary care.
Identifying Better Treatment Options for Invasive Gram-Positive Infections
With new grant funding, School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Cecilia Volk and colleagues explore oritavancin dosing.
Better Data for Better Dosing
Assistant Professor Sin Yin Lim uses pharmacokinetic modeling and collaborative clinical research to advance drug safety for neonates and aging adults.