That's right — the latest issue of Gateway (the official magazine of the College of Health Sciences) has arrived. 

In this issue, you'll find stories like:

• What kind of chocolate are you? 
   
• What's the best Valentine's Day gift?
   
• What's the worst (or best) pickup line you've ever heard?

We here at the College of Health Sciences newsdesk ask the probing questions as we celebrate the season of love!

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Have you ever wondered what the average day is like for a Human Health Sciences major?

Get ready for another College of Health Sciences’ Instagram takeover — this time by Tadashi Dennis, a junior HHS major on the pre-dental track from San Antonio, Texas.

‘De-stress with us!’

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Lindsey Fiori knows how stressful the weeks leading up to the end of the semester can be.

With finals, family obligations, the want to see friends and the need to buy presents, all can add up to a stress overload.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

The MarCom Awards, an international creative competition for marketing and communication professionals, has announced early deadline winners in their 2023 contest, and the College of Health Sciences’ Creative Services department won five awards, including two prestigious Platinum honors.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

John Cruz is pretty sure he could be on Survivor. Or Amazing Race. Or maybe Big Brother.

So long as they don’t make him eat anything disgusting. 

Matt Brown was three years into his Physical Therapy career when he hit his latest rock bottom: He was fired from his job.

On Thursday, May 18, the College of Health Sciences came out for an end of the year celebration at the Longship Club at Kroger Field.

Students, Faculty and Staff,

Greetings, all. I hope you are continuing to have a safe and productive year. Because here in the College of Health Sciences, I am proud to say that we are being very productive.

Both in the classroom and out, we are striving to do our best to prepare our students, break new ground in terms of research and care for those across the Commonwealth.
That’s the way we do things in our College. And that’s what I want to talk more about.

Here in CHS, there’s a certain way in which we conduct ourselves.

The idea came up during an interview over Zoom.

Ryan Clark, the director of communications for the College of Health Sciences, said he was listening back to an interview that was recorded over Zoom when he thought the conversation sounded pretty good.

“It sounded like a podcast,” he said.