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These sobering IMM statistics were brought to light in “Cross-sectional study on the adherence to malaria guidelines in lakeshore facilities of Buyende and Kaliro districts, Uganda,” a paper co-published in the November 2018 “Malaria Journal” by Luigi Nuñez, a 2017 graduate of St. Joseph’s University...

As a kid, William Brown (Gamma Zeta Chapter ‘16) was a troublemaker but, after being diagnosed with a rare form of childhood bone cancer, he changed direction. Eight months of chemotherapy and a knee replacement at 15, “made me open my eyes,” he said. As...

Sarah (Swistak) Treacher really wanted to be a newspaper reporter. She loved writing and meeting new people, and she envisioned a career telling stories. But when she began taking college courses, the 2005 Michigan State University grad and Beta Sigma Chapter Member quickly realized that...

First-year students will soon learn that each semester and each year will seem to go faster than the last. As this December’s graduating seniors prepare to carry the Lamp of Knowledge into the world from their Collegiate Chapters, many might still be uninformed about what...