History

The Washington State University College of Pharmacy has a legacy for developing outstanding health care professionals who go on to become leaders in the profession of pharmacy. In the 1970s […]

Serving communities and expanding access to care Since 1891, educating outstanding pharmacists and leaders in pharmacy practice has been the core of what the WSU College of Pharmacy does. Our […]

50 years later, the class of 1965 pays it forward Contributor spotlights from the Washington State University College of Pharmacy Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship In 2015, the surviving members […]

Geraldine (“Jeri”) J. Kerr was born on April 16, 1916, and grew up in Ione, Washington. She attended Washington State Agricultural College and graduated with a degree in pharmacy in […]

Part of achieving the mission of the Washington State University College of Pharmacy is training professional health care practitioners to be Doctors of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.). In addition to this, the […]

During the College of Pharmacy’s 125th anniversary this year, we are taking some time to reflect on the history of the college and those who have contributed to our students […]

In between mastering dosage forms, drug knowledge, patient assessment, and medication therapy management, WSU pharmacy alumni Leon and Merrie Kay found more than just the inspiration and drive to be […]

As Washington State University’s first African American graduate, Jessie Senora Sims Walker paved the way for minority students at WSU. A 1913 graduate of what was then the School of […]

A Message from R. Keith Campbell WSU College of Pharmacy Professor Emeritus If I would have known what a magnificent event the retirement gala was going to be, I would […]

Pharmacy Professor Gary Meadows was one of five WSU faculty awarded the distinction of Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Each year the AAAS Council elects […]