In times of turmoil, nurses provide calm, comfort and caring. From the deadly tornado in Oklahoma, to caring for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect, nurses in the news this week stood strong in difficult situations. READ MORE
You couldn’t miss Team Chamberlain at the Susan G. Komen Global Race for the Cure® in Washington, D.C., on May 11. You just had to look for the tutus. READ MORE
Ten Chamberlain College of Nursing students from the Addison, Chicago and Miramar campuses recently embarked on an International Nursing Service Project trip to Brazil. READ MORE
This is part of a series about Chamberlain students who are finding unique ways to incorporate fitness and healthy living into their busy schedules. Jessica Ellis, a student in the associate degree in nursing program at Chamberlain’s Columbus campus, shares her story below: READ MORE
MeLissa Mei, BSN, graduated summa cum laude from Chamberlain’s Chicago campus as the campus valedictorian. READ MORE
We’ve rounded up the top nursing news stories you may have missed this week. READ MORE
The flu has officially reached the epidemic level, with 7.3% of deaths last week attributed to the flu and pneumonia, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced today. READ MORE
When Margaret Harvey, president of Chamberlain College of Nursing’s Indianapolis campus, says she can relate to the struggles of her patients or nursing students, it’s more than just a throwaway phrase. READ MORE