KCU News
Medicine's magic wand
KCU students are among the first to wield new AI-powered POCUS devices – training with tech that feels like portable, medical magic.
Honoring Dr. King's legacy: A message from the CEO
As we join the nation in honoring the legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we reflect on his lifelong commitment to justice, equality and service.
Andrew Davis, MPA, named vice provost for Enrollment Management
Kansas City University has appointed Andrew Davis, MPA, as vice provost for Enrollment Management.
KCU-Joplin welcomes first class of anesthesiologist assistant students
KCU-Joplin has officially launched its Master of Health Science in Anesthesiologist Assistant program, welcoming its inaugural cohort and marking an exciting new chapter in health care education.
Nutrition myths, busted: What really matters for a healthier diet
Many people reset their health goals at the start of the year, but some food choices are still guided by outdated advice.
Match made at KCU: Navigating Couples Match success
For most medical students, the fourth year is a whirlwind. For Kansas City University Class of 2025 College of Osteopathic Medicine alumni Mikayla and Dominic Maiuro, it was a mix of excitement, stress and careful planning as they worked toward their dream specialties.
We are KCU around the globe: Making a difference where care is needed most
Katina Rue, DO, FAAFP, FACOFP, vividly recalls stories of her mother navigating life in a remote Southwestern community, where limited access to health care and low health literacy meant barriers to health were everywhere.
A game changer
Jessica Nelson, DO, a 2025 graduate of Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine, has always worn her heart on her sleeve—especially when it comes to her love for the Minnesota Vikings.
KCU expert shares winter heart health tips
Heart disease remains a leading cause of death for both men and women, yet many underestimate their risk.
KCU students receive multiple awards at 2025 Kansas City Medical Conference
Kansas City University osteopathic medical students earned top honors across every competition category at the 2025 Kansas City Medical Conference held December 6, 2025.
KCU awarded $273k grant to launch pathway for rural medicine and dentistry training
Kansas City University has been awarded a one-year $273,000 grant from the Patterson Family Foundation to launch a new initiative designed to strengthen health care access in rural communities across Southeast Kansas and Western Missouri.
KCU is helping close the dental and health care shortage gap
Marc B. Hahn, DO, President and CEO of Kansas City University, highlights the efforts of KCU to expand the physician and dental workforce, particularly in primary care and rural areas.