Should dogs be allowed in stores and restaurants?
Assistant clinical professor Stephanie Borns-Weil spoke with WBZ-TV on tips and best practices for bringing dogs to public places.
News
Dog cancer research advances pursuit of drugs for humans and canines
Associate dean for research and graduate education Cheryl London spoke with The Washington Post for a story on how dog cancer research can help dogs and humans.
Guest column: Keep town and gown bonds strong in Worcester
A Telegram & Gazette op-ed authored by President Anthony P. Monaco and other local university and college presidents looks at the positive economic impact of higher-ed institutions, like Cummings School, on Central Massachusetts.
Kamaia the lion had his "massively enlarged" spleen removed Friday, but he couldn't have done it without the help of a blood transfusion from his brother Dinari.
Cummings School veterinarians are mentioned in this Boston.com story for assisting with the surgery of a lion at Franklin Park Zoo.
Clinical research at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine
Dean Alastair Cribb spotlights Cummings School’s robust clinical trial research in the American Journal of Veterinary Research.
An Uptick in Ticks
Professor Sam Telford shared advice with NIH News in Health about taking precautions against ticks when outside this summer.
Pet risk: Climate making summer walks risky at times in Worcester. It'll get worse.
Associate professor Elizabeth Rozanski shared with the Telegram & Gazette the dangers that extreme heat can have on your pets.
Taking the Bait
Scientist Wendy Puryear speaks with N Magazine about a documentary premiering this summer on sharks, which she appears in to discuss her seal work.
Giving Back: Student volunteers make an impact on colleges, communities
Worcester Magazine highlights Ari Huenchuñir (V23) as part of a story on local students who have given back to their communities.