OHSU mourns passing of Rep. Mitch Greenlick
OHSU is deeply saddened by the passing of Representative Mitch Greenlick. Greenlick served as Professor and Chair of Public Health and Preventive Medicine in the OHSU School of Medicine and was a...
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In memoriam: Donald D. Trunkey, M.D. (1937-2019)
Former surgery chair and trauma care advocate leaves behind a legacy The OHSU School of Medicine and Department of Surgery announce with great sadness that Donald D. Trunkey, M.D. R ’64, professor...
OHSU announces NCAA basketball team
March Madness is sweeping OHSU. As a new way to introduce Oregonians, and all Americans, to what OHSU offers, OHSU will once again have a basketball team beginning with the NCAA 2018 season. The team...
Who’s the snow boss?
Record snowfall proves no match for OHSU’s mission-driven operations Mother Nature walloped the Portland area Jan. 10 with 8 to 12 inches of snow overnight. Heavy, sticky,...
Giving the gift of human experience
During this season of giving, among the precious gifts celebrated at OHSU is that of body donation, which provides health professions students invaluable experiences in practicing procedures and...
OHSU Partners: Clinical Integration in Action
Fred Williams, M.D. has been a Neurosurgeon at Tuality Healthcare for over a decade. In that time, he hasn’t had a partner to collaborate with – until now. Tuality and OHSU are now formally...
Small town collaborations, big health dividends
National Rural Health Day is November 17. OHSU celebrates rural communities and rural health care providers everywhere. Meet a few rural Oregon providers – OHSU graduates – in the story below....
Moving forward: A message from OHSU President, Joe Robertson
This week’s presidential election has caused a sense of vulnerability and concern about the future. The heated and, too often, hateful rhetoric that punctuated the campaign season has made the...
NIH Director Collins ignites optimism and collaboration during campus visit
National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins, M.D., Ph.D., spent a day at OHSU sprinkling some fairy dust of possibility that is spurring renewed optimism and new grant applications to fuel...
OHSU students, staff and faculty join leaders in committing to address gun violence as a public health issue
OHSU leaders, faculty, staff and students gathered in the late afternoon rain outside Mackenzie Hall Tuesday, Oct. 4 to mark an institution-wide commitment to address gun violence as a public health...