Chris Beuoy

Annie Marlowe in her white coat in front of a blue wall inside the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine.

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Becoming a Fourth-year

July 3, 2025 / Student Blogs

On March 23, 2025, I received my white coat. This signifies the completion of the academic portion of my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine and transition into clinical rotations, where I will apply everything I have…
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[Saniya Rattan explains her work to a listener]

Research Day Celebrates Graduate Student Achievements

April 20, 2018 / General News

Dr. Elizabeth Berry-Kravis, a pediatric neurologist and professor of pediatrics, neurological sciences, and biochemistry at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, delivered the centerpiece address at the college’s annual Research Day celebration, held April 18,…
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[pelican and osprey at wildlife medical clinic]

Pelican, Osprey Arrive at Wildlife Medical Clinic with Gunshot Wounds

April 05, 2018 / General News

Clinic Relies on Donations to Pay for Patient Care [row] [column size=”8″] Two unusual patients arrived at the college’s Wildlife Medical Clinic this week: An American White Pelican found in Newton, Ill. (see more details; see…
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‘One Health’ Emerges as Key to Public Good as Illinois Reaches 150th Anniversary

April 03, 2018 / General News

Solving complex, multidimensional, interdisciplinary problems How should research at a 21st century university advance the public good? That question lies at the center of a three-day conference at the culmination of the University of Illinois…
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Tick-Tracking Program Gathers Data to Combat Tickborne Disease in Illinois

March 29, 2018 / General News

I-TICK Program Seeks 1,000 Samples Tickborne diseases are on the rise across the nation. Since 1990, Illinois has seen a tenfold increase in the number of reported human cases of tickborne diseases, which include Lyme…
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[Dr. Kathleen Colegrove helps with an assessment of a Gulf of Mexico dolphin]

Illinois Researcher Leads Investigation on Dolphin Health

March 27, 2018 / General News

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill is considered one of the worst human-induced environmental disasters in history. Nearly 800 million liters of oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico, killing thousands of marine-dwelling species. In…
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Illinois Graduate, Students Earn Kudos at National Swine Meeting

March 22, 2018 / Alumni News

Several Illinois students and a 2012 alumnus were recognized at the 49th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV) in San Diego, Calif., in early March. Young Swine Veterinarian of the Year…
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From Phobic to Functioning: One Dog’s Stormy Story

March 19, 2018 / Patient Stories

Pets’ behavioral conditions affect the whole family Dr. Kathy Tallering remembers the exact moment it began. The Chicago pediatrician was taking her then-four-year-old Portuguese water dog, Tucker, for a walk in their Lincoln Park neighborhood…
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Chris Beuoy

Becoming a Fourth-year

Research Day Celebrates Graduate Student Achievements

Pelican, Osprey Arrive at Wildlife Medical Clinic with Gunshot Wounds

‘One Health’ Emerges as Key to Public Good as Illinois Reaches 150th Anniversary

Tick-Tracking Program Gathers Data to Combat Tickborne Disease in Illinois

Illinois Researcher Leads Investigation on Dolphin Health

Illinois Graduate, Students Earn Kudos at National Swine Meeting

From Phobic to Functioning: One Dog’s Stormy Story

Pugs (and Other Pups) on Planes

Sleep Problems in Menopause Linked to Hot Flashes, Depression—And May Not Last

Third Bird with Lead Poisoning Arrives at Wildlife Clinic

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