Touro University

Full Circle: MedAchieve’s Role in Shaping a Doctor

From Afterschool Program to Medical School, Dihara Mohamed Returns to Mentor Others

A first-year medical student at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine Harlem (TouroCOM), Dihara Mohamed was born in Bangladesh and moved to the U.S. with her parents and brother at age nine. The family settled in Queens, where she attended public schools and graduated from CUNY’s Hunter College as a top student with a major in biochemistry. She is the first graduate of TouroCOM Harlem’s STEM afterschool program “MedAchieve” to matriculate into the medical school.

Touro College of Dental Medicine Hosts Eighth Annual Smiles for Veterans Event

Touro Dental Health Saw More Veterans This Year Than Ever Before

Finding What Employees Want and Employers Need

From Peloton to Microsoft, SHS IO Alumna Linn Hadenius Helps Companies Optimize and Support Their Workforce

New York Medical College and Hudson Regional Health Form Academic Affiliation

Under the Agreement, Hudson Regional Health Becomes a Teaching Site for NYMC Students, with NYMC Sponsoring its Residency and Fellowship Programs

A Full-Circle Journey

How Inclusion and Mentorship Shaped the Path of Elena Mugno, SLP Class of 2026

From Response to Real Impact

Thomas McAdam, M.P.H., is Shaping the Next Generation of Disaster Responders Through Education and Public Health Leadership

A Closer Look at Medical Careers

Touro Undergrad Students Connect with Deans of Touro’s Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, and Podiatry Schools at Annual Info Session

Confronting Rising Antisemitism

New Courses and Clinic in Touro University Will Empower Students With Knowledge and Advocacy Skills

Graduate School of Jewish Studies

Latino Social Work Coalition and Scholarship Fund Honors Touro Graduate School of Social Work

Award Recognizes GSSW\'s Commitment to Increasing Number of Linguistically Competent Social Workers in Underserved Areas; Student Betsy Cardenas Honored with Scholarship