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The Push for New Schools in an Evolving World

The demand for veterinary education by aspiring students and the demand for what veterinarians are trained to offer remain exceptionally high.

As telemedicine inches toward nationwide acceptance, our schools urgently need faculty.

Tuskegee’s dean, Dr. Ruby Perry, has never shied away from stepping up or speaking up.

The $181 million facility, supported by philanthropists Linda and Dennis Clark, will ease the current space crunch.

The proposed college hopes to start classes in 2026.

Dr. Bret Marsh takes over from longtime leader Dr. Willie Reed.

From self-doubt, mental health challenges here's what you should remember in veterinary school

Empowering tomorrow’s successes begins with nurturing today’s initiatives. Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team serves as proof.

New guidelines call for a 60-hour weekly maximum to improve quality of life.

Among the recommendations: Cadavers should be acquired and disposed of respectfully and appropriately.

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