Need a study schedule that actually works? Third-year osteopathic medical student Samuel Baule rounds up student-tested strategies and ready-to-use blueprints to help second-years prep smarter for boards. Get the guide now!
Learn how Marian University’s Reading Science program empowers teachers to close the literacy gap using evidence-based Science of Reading practices.
Indianapolis’ Near Northwest Area is poised for a brighter future thanks to a new five-year partnership between AES Indiana and Marian University
Undergraduate students at Marian, Shreyas and Gabriel, interview second-year osteopathic medical student Nika Rebec to understand her journey to medicine as an international applicant. Read on to learn about Nika’s continued resilience and determination to accomplish her dream of being a physician.
Life-threatening bleeding poses a serious threat following traumatic injury. Simple skills such as applying a tourniquet and applying pressure could save lives, but unfortunately, most Americans don’t have any training or knowledge in bleeding control. To help combat this knowledge gap, Sophia Siminow has become a Stop the Bleed instructor and has certified over 150 people.
Explore how Marian University’s accelerated online Paralegal Studies program helps working adults launch a legal career in as little as 14 months.
Marian University’s online Associate in Health Sciences helps students enter healthcare while staying on a transfer-friendly path toward career advancement.
Explore Marian University’s online Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and build skills in critical thinking, ethics, and communication that adapt across careers.
Wondering if finishing your degree is worth the cost? Learn how adult students in Indiana weigh ROI, debt, and long-term opportunity.
Dr. Dawn Tartaglione, the first board-certified female osteopathic neurosurgeon, recounts a career shaped by early responsibility, tough mentorship, and a refusal to ask permission to belong in a male‑dominated specialty. Her story emphasizes that competence, decisiveness, and preparation—not concession or quiet endurance—opened opportunities and can expand what’s possible for women entering competitive surgical fields.
This article shares Dr. Shockley’s journey to medicine. Read on to learn more about how Dr. Rachel Shockley became a family medicine osteopathic physician and how she incorporates the pillars of osteopathic medicine into her practice.
For one second-year osteopathic medical student, childhood curiosity evolved into a candid look at premed setbacks, undergraduate self-reflection, and a deepening passion for pediatrics. Drake Toms’s journey—shaped by MCAT struggles, meaningful patient connections, and practical premed advice—offers real-world insight for high school and undergraduate students considering a future in medicine.
Curious about a career that blends hands-on care, creativity, and meaningful impact? Read how Marian University faculty followed different routes—direct-entry master’s (MOT) or doctoral (OTD) programs, assistant pathways, and career pivots—to become occupational therapists, and discover which path makes sense for you.
