
This summer, a new multi-purpose laboratory will be unveiled for students in room L34 in the lower level of Janse Hall. The new lab will replace the old phlebotomy lab in L99. Students from every program in the university will utilize the new space, which is intended for courses using needles, hydrotherapy, or electrical equipment.
Registration is available online for National University's 2013 Homecoming. Don't miss this historic event, which will include dynamic speakers, dining, entertainment and social activities — as well as the official inauguration ceremony for the new president of NUHS.
Meet Dex Alvarez, Margaux Allen and Guy Reshamwala: pioneers who entered the very first chiropractic class at National University’s Florida campus in fall of 2009. Today they prepare to walk down the commencement aisle as the program's historic first graduates.

On May 1, National University’s Learning Resource Center (LRC) received a $5000 grant from the Illinois State Library’s “Back to Books” grant program. The grant is designated specifically for book purchases and collection development.
In this video, you'll hear why Cassandra Ennsmann feels National University's program offers the best career preparation in massage therapy. Internship experience in our on-campus integrative medical clinic is one big reason.
On Friday, April 19th, National University of Health Sciences proudly honored 74 graduates from both its College of Professional Studies and College of Allied Health Sciences.The ceremony had been postponed by one day due to heavy rains and Chicago area flooding.

Celebrities like Jennifer Aniston boast that they receive a health therapy known as “cupping.” It isn’t some weird new Hollywood trend, but actually a traditional healing art used in China for thousands of years. It's even offered at National University's Whole Health Center - Lombard.
DC interns from the NUHS Whole Health Center - Chicago, provided stretching and soft tissue work for runners in the “March 4 Meg” 5K event in south suburban Evergreen Park, on Saturday, March 30.
March 3 -10 is "National Sleep Awareness Week" because it is the week before we turn our clocks back and "lose" an hour of sleep. You may know how critical sleep is to our health and well-being, but did you know that acupuncture can help those with sleep disorders?

Dr. Nate Porcher just graduated from National University's DC program this April. While he was a DC student, Nate wrote a research article on sports-related concussions that will soon be published in the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine.
In a special initiative, several of our alumni sponsor individual students for fully paid attendance at Homecoming. The sponsorships give students the opportunity to attend the full roster of Homecoming events, and the chance to build relationships with their alumni sponsors for mentorship and career networking.
In this new video, MSAc graduate, Earnest Mounce, credits his education from National University for successfully preparing him to meet the challenges of working in a hospital in China. He has also been accepted into a top Chinese university where he is now working on his PhD in acupuncture.

National University faculty member, Dr. Carlo Guadagno, recently returned from his second rotation on the sports medicine staff of the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. His multi-disciplinary team worked with athletes from a variety of summer and winter events.
Faculty member Dr. Jennifer Illes will work as a chiropractic physician at the Walgreens Charity Championship women’s golf tournament held April 27-28. Dr. Illes has been named the coordinator for physician services for all three LGPA “Legends” tournaments to be held in Florida in 2013.
National University was well represented at the 2013 Association of Chiropractic Colleges and Research Agenda Conference (ACC-RAC) recently, with both Dr. Gregory Cramer and Dr. Bruce Hodges presenting research from NUHS.