We’re still having a ball In the early 1900s, a game called “pushball” became a popular sporting event at the American School of Osteopathy. Pushball, which originated in Massachusetts, resembled a mixture of sports including football and rugby. The giant leather ball was approximately six feet in diameter and weighed more than 50 pounds. The […]

Ernest H. Agresti Jr., DO, ’76, Roseville, California, died Nov. 9, 2016, at age 64.

As chair of ATSU’s Board of Trustees and CEO of a community health center, Ann Thielke, JD, BSN, RN has a deep passion for whole person healthcare.

Tom Bowles, network analyst, network technologies, received the Missouri campus fitness award for the third quarter of 2016.

1950s Julian Gershon, DO, ’52, Englewood, Florida, retired at age 92 after practicing medicine for 64 years.

Community health has been a long-term priority for ATSU. From its mission statement to its service projects, the University seeks to improve the wellness of communities in which it serves.

American Dental Association (ADA) Annual Session Denver, Colorado | Oct. 22

ATSU kicked off its Alumni All-Star Speaker Series in February to celebrate the University’s 125th anniversary.

The lines that divide healthcare professions are blurring. ATSU is working to make interprofessional expertise the norm for the next generation of healthcare providers.

Two white males in their 40s present lower back pain to the same physician – both elicit the same symptoms. According to their histories, both patients are relatively the same on paper.