From the College World Series to rural Kansas, students explore pathways into team-based care. Like many student-athletes, Nicole Terpack’s interest in sports medicine began with an injury. Hers kept her sidelined Read more >
KansasCOM student doctors brought vital women’s health education to young residents at the Sedgwick County Juvenile Detention Facility, creating an open, judgment‑free space for questions. Through the Ark of Hope chapter Read more >
There is a calm precision to the way Eric Gish, DO, listens; a habit honed through decades of practicing osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM), where connection and attentiveness guide every interaction. His Read more >
This spring, Kansas Health Science University (KHSU) will graduate its inaugural class of physicians from the Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (KansasCOM). These new Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs) Read more >
KansasCOM students connect with Wichita nonprofits to understand how community conditions, relationships, and access to resources influence patient health. Osteopathic medicine begins with the idea that the body is a unified Read more >
A new rural family medicine residency will prepare KansasCOM students to serve rural communities. Across Kansas, rural communities face widening gaps in health care access, with physician shortages leaving many residents Read more >
Known for its deep community roots, Wichita is becoming a national model for community-integrated medical education. At the center of that transformation is Kansas Health Science University’s Kansas College of Osteopathic Read more >
Ray Hensley, deputy chief of operations for Sedgwick County Fire District 1, doesn’t mince words about the risks firefighters face when responding to structure fires. He stated that nearly 100 healthy Read more >
Author’s note: This story was produced prior to the tragic news that a flight from Wichita to Washington, D.C., carrying a number of skaters and attendants from the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, crashed Read more >