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VCOM-Louisiana students participating in a mock disaster rescue event

VCOM-Louisiana and ULM Kitty DeGree School of Nursing Students Participate in CERT Training: An Interdisciplinary Collaborative Event Enhancing Disaster Preparedness

On April 8, 2025, VCOM-Louisiana's second-year medical students participated in a two-day Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program training. This event, aimed at preparing future healthcare professionals for disaster response, was made possible through a remarkable collaboration of several agencies, each contributing their expertise to create a comprehensive and interdisciplinary learning experience.
Students and faculty on Research Day posing with an award winner

VCOM-Carolinas Celebrates Innovation and Discovery at Research Recognition Day 2025

VCOM-Carolinas students in a simulation room working

Simulation Training Pays Off in Life-Saving Moment

VCOM-Auburn students in white coats smiling

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM)-Auburn Students Advocate for the Future of Healthcare at DO Day on the Hill

Smiling group after ribbon cutting ceremony

VCOM-Carolinas Mobile Medical Unit Ribbon Cutting

VCOM-Louisiana's Class of 2025 Medical Students on Match Day

Celebrating VCOM's Class of 2025: Exceptional Residency Match Results Across All Campuses

Outstanding Clinical Faculty of the Year Bethany Powers, DO

VCOM-Carolinas Faculty Awards Dinner Honors Outstanding Educators and Researchers

VCOM National Rural Medical Conference speaker addressing the attendees

Bridging the Gap: Addressing Rural Healthcare Challenges and Opportunities

Tanya Kumar holding her award standing in front of her research poster

Tanya Kumar: VCOM-Louisiana’s 2025 Student Researcher of the Year

Henry Knox with fellow students on a medical mission trip

VCOM-Carolinas Student Henry Knox Elected to Prominent National Leadership Positions

Dr Brolinson and Dean Sanders with Research Day winner

VCOM-Louisiana Celebrates Research Excellence at 3rd Annual Via Research Recognition Day – DiGiuseppe and Kumar Earn Top Honors

VCOM-Auburn students cutting vegetables in a kitchen

Cooking Up Health: Edward Via Collage of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM)-Auburn and the Rane Culinary Science Center Stir the Pot on Culinary Medicine

Delaney Yu working in a research lab.

A Passion for Research: VCOM-Louisiana’s Delaney Yu, Class of 2025

VCOM with members of the Center for Health Services Research

Department of Defense Awards Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) and the Center for Health Services Research (CHSR) a $3.5 Million Grant for Syndromic Surveillance and Biothreat Innovation

VCOM students and staff display banner made by the children

VCOM Community Makes the Holidays Brighter for Children in Honduras

Jenna Dittmar, PhD, assistant professor for anatomical science at VCOM-Louisiana, stands in her lab

Scotland's Last Deadly Encounter with the Plague: Insights into an Ancient Pandemic and Its Modern Lessons

Olivia McLean posing with Dean Cannon

Olivia McLean Named VCOM-Carolinas 2024 Student Doctor of the Year

VCOM-Virginia faculty gather to recognize Osteopathic Medicine Month in Virginia

Virginia Gov. Youngkin Declares December Osteopathic Medicine Month

Mobile medical unit parked in front of VCOM-Louisiana campus building

Driving Healthcare Access in Ouachita Parish: VCOM-Louisiana and the Ouachita Parish Police Jury Collaborate on Mobile Medical Units to Serve Northeast Louisiana

Monday, Dec. 2, is a significant day for the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM)-Louisiana as the organization welcomes two mobile medical units, expanding healthcare access for citizens across Northeast Louisiana.
Indoor slideshow screen with Ishan Perera highlighted

Ishan Perera ’25 Honored at OMED as Golden Ticket Finalist

Norfolk native Ishan Perera, VCOM-Virginia ’25, originally thought he would be an engineer. He spent his time in high school pursuing all kinds of engineering certificates and volunteering at nearby Tidewater Community College helping to fix computers to donate to students.