News & Events

Rocio Estrada knows what it's like to live in an under-resourced community and as such, wants to help make life better for others.

One of our cherished alums, Dr. Samantha "Sam" Jane Antonio, PharmD, from the Class of 2020, and MSMHS graduate from the Class of 2016, died July 2 at the age of 33.

The Touro University California family bid a fond farewell this spring to Dr. James Binkerd, an original faculty member in the College of Osteopathic Medicine and a venerated leader in Student Affairs.

The Seed Funding Grant program within the Touro University System awards up to $50,000, and is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration among faculty, colleges, and campuses, focusing on the biomedical and health sciences.

Established in 1959 through collaboration between civic leaders and local physicians, NorthBay Health has become a cornerstone of advanced medical care and compassionate service in the community. The organization is known for its commitment to ensuring that patients, families, and visitors are greeted with warmth and support throughout their healthcare journey.

Diversity holds tremendous importance for Medic, an immigrant, family-owned business with roots tracing back to Italy. Their commitment to diversity is not mere rhetoric; it is deeply embedded in their everyday life and the foundational principles that guide their business.

We have a Q&A session with Sheryl McKibben, SVP of The Mare Island Company:

At Kaiser Permanente, they strive to weave equity, inclusion, and diversity into the fabric of our organization and the communities they serve – because everyone has the right to good health.

On orientation day the Touro University California campus, once quiet during the summer break, came alive with the bustling energy of a new school year. First year students gathered to begin their healthcare education. Different programs and life experiences have led people to the campus; here are the stories of five new students to Touro University California:

Touro University’s (TU) annual summer project grant competition awarded grants to four Touro University California (TUC) students, allowing them to design and conduct a novel research project under faculty mentorship.