With a new integrated curriculum, the School of Pharmacy is helping students connect the science of how drugs work with how they’re used in real-world practice.

With a new integrated curriculum, the School of Pharmacy is helping students connect the science of how drugs work with how they’re used in real-world practice.
By integrating two divisions, UW–Madison School of Pharmacy faculty aim to strengthen collaboration, research, and training for the next generation of pharmacists.
With help from alumni, a new course is teaching UW–Madison School of Pharmacy PharmD students the complex ecosystem of managed care.
Lisa Holle, Nick Kalogriopoulos, and Paula Voorheis expand the School’s expertise in oncology, therapeutics, and health system innovation.
Professor Weiping Tang and collaborators have received a UW Research Forward grant to advance multidisciplinary research on Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative disorders.
Professor Lingjun Li is the first in the School of Pharmacy to win UW’s Kellett Mid-Career Award.
Professor Lingjun Li reflects on her lab’s interdisciplinary research, the importance of spatial molecular imaging, and how tools like AI and mass spectrometry are shaping the future of biomedical science.
Using a newly discovered byproduct of dying cancer cells, University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers are developing personalized vaccines that could help keep aggressive tumors from recurring.
PharmD and PharmTox students recognize outstanding educators with 2024–25 Teacher of the Year Awards.
Research led by UW–Madison School of Pharmacy faculty and alumni reveals new insights on pharmacist well-being, pay, workforce diversity, and more.