Nominations are now open for the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy Alumni Awards program to honour exceptional alumni for their outstanding accomplishments in pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical sciences.

Professor Raymond Reilly's Lab developed a radiopharmaceutical that's helping an interdisciplinary research team at Sunnybrook visualize the uptake of Herceptin in brain metastases from breast cancer.

To welcome the PharmD Class of 2T4 to the profession of pharmacy, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is hosting a virtual induction ceremony that will recognize the beginning of student experiential learning and patient care rotations.

Fourth year PharmD student Jesse Ropat's song 'Change my mind' makes it from bandcamp to CBC Radio.

Ongoing updates about the status of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada Pharmacist Qualifying Examination Part II Objective Structured Clinical Examination exam.

Ian Stewart and Shoppers Drug Mart have joined forces to support prospective Black students at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy by establishing the Ian Stewart/Shoppers Drug Mart Award for Black Pharmacy Students.

Student-led campaign calls for reclassification of pharmacist licensing exam or approval of emergency conditional licenses

Professor Christine Allen was elected to the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering College of Fellows in recognition of her distinguished and continuing achievements in medical and biological engineering.

PRiME is hosting a virtual showcase on February 17 about how Canadian biotech hubs can transform health care and drive post-pandemic economic recovery.

PharmSci alumna Béatrice Séguin shares her journey from think tank to co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer of MOB Beauty on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

PhD candidate Sana-Kay Whyte-Allman discusses challenges she's overcame throughout her research, how becoming a mother during her PhD studies taught her resilience and determination, and her advice to women in the BIOPC community who are considering pursuing pharmaceutical sciences.

Bachelor of Pharmacy alumna Julia Elia-Pacitti shares her career path, the impact of her education, and why she supports the Faculty.