Starting Strong: MCPHS Welcomes Incoming Students During Boston Orientation
Dana BarbutoNew undergraduates arrived on campus for a series of sessions introducing them to academic life and campus resources.
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) held its 2025 in-person Orientation sessions from June 17 to 22, welcoming incoming undergraduate students to the Boston campus. Hosted by the Center for Campus Life, the one-day sessions offered students a chance to meet classmates, connect with faculty and staff, and learn about University resources. Orientation is designed to ease the transition to college by helping students begin to build community and navigate their new environment before the start of the academic year.
More University News
A Calm Within the Campus: Acupuncture Treatment Center Opens at MCPHS Boston
The New England School of Acupuncture facility offers hands-on learning for students—and hands-on healing for patients.
Hands-On with PAs: MCPHS Students Inspire the Next Generation
Students and faculty from the School of Physician Assistant Studies visited schools across Boston to showcase the profession and inspire future healthcare providers.
MCPHS Worcester Marks a Quarter-Century of Care
Faculty, staff, and alumni gathered Sept. 4 at 25 Foster St. to celebrate the 25th anniversary of MCPHS Worcester. (Brian Malloy photo)
Boston Campus Comes Alive for Move-In Day
Families from near and far carried boxes, shared hugs, and exchanged advice on a day of fresh starts.