Photojournal
Professor Kathleen Perillo, upper left, takes her Environmental Science class into the field. On this day, students visited Lacamas Lake to count plant species. The class is also involved [...]
The Language of Medicine
Human cadavers offer a unique learning experience unparalleled by books or plastic models By Rhonda Morin When second-year Nursing student Dustin Carlson hears a patient talk about [...]
Antibiotics quest could bring big rewards
Clark adds more courses as hunt for new antibiotics ignite interest in STEM When antibiotics were first introduced in the 1930s, they seemed almost magical in their ability to save people from [...]
The Dirt on Antibiotics
by Rhonda Morin When you reach into your garden and scoop up a handful of soil, what do you find? A lot of antibiotics. In fact, more than 30,000 species of bacteria live in one cubic foot of [...]
