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Japan has the lowest organ donation rate in the world, putting at risk many of its citizens. Now, SMU’s Joyce Trompeta, BSN ’88, has set out to help change that. “The Japanese are known for their...

Samuel Merritt University (SMU) alumni earn the highest salaries among undergraduates from all other California universities and from nearly all schools nationwide, according to the recently updated...

A.J. Reyes ABSN ’17 landed a job straight out of school and now works at Stanford Health Center. We asked him about his success.

Two vastly different experiences with hospitals and health care led mother and daughter to pursue nursing.

Tina Sacks' research demonstrates the persistence of racial and gender discrimination when black women seek medical treatment in America's predominately white health care system.

When Nayeli Montano earns her doctorate next year, she will have traveled much farther than the 200 miles between SMU and her home in California’s Central Valley.

At SMU, student success is about more than grades. It’s about what students do with their education once they leave the classroom.

Nataly Kuznetsov's experience with the fires inspired her to create the Disaster Responder Assets Network

Hundreds of graduates received hoods, cheers and health science degrees today

FNP student Fatema was discouraged by teachers, couldn't pass classes, and didn't get accepted to nursing school. Instead of giving up, she found a way to overcome her obstacles.