From Coast to Coast, USU Honors the Lives and Legacy of 9/11
Uniformed Services University marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 in Bethesda, and its Class of 2028 added observances at five more sites.
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From Research to Readiness: Physician-Scientist Candidates Join the Ranks at Uniformed Services University
Three first-year students join USU’s MD/PhD program to advance precision care and force protection.
Making Sense of Chaos: How USU Researchers Responded After 9/11 and Advanced Modern Military Mental Health Care
25 Years Later, Longtime Leaders at the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress Reflect on Their 9/11 Experiences and Lessons Learned
25 Years After 9/11, a New Generation Answers the Call
A Uniformed Services University medical student and former EMT carries her firefighter father’s September 11 lessons into military medicine.
Suicide Prevention Initiative SAFEGUARD Intends to ‘Connect Warfighters With Skills and Support They Need’
Uniformed Services University-led studies leverage data predicting Soldiers at highest risk for suicide. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jacqueline Car...
From Cyber Defense to Clinical Skills: An Ethical Hacker Joins USU's Class of 2030
Army 2nd Lt. Nathaniel Williams brings an ethical hacker's mindset to military medicine and the Class of 2030.
They Saved Strangers From the Water. Now These EMPD2 Students Are Learning to Save Lives in a Different Way.
Two enlisted servicemembers who made split-second decisions during dramatic water rescues are taking what they learned in the field to the n...
A 20-Year Friendship Is Bringing a New Approach to Wound Rehabilitation at Walter Reed
Two Uniformed Services University classmates reunite to expand advanced laser and rehabilitation care for wounded warriors at Walter Reed.
Enlisted Service Members from Five Branches Begin Path to Medical School
USU's EMDP2 Cohort 13 welcomes 25 active-duty service members into military medicine training.
‘Restrepo’ Combat Commander Tells NATO Scientists How Sleep Loss Shapes the Battlefield
Army Col. Daniel Kearney joined a USU summit on battlefield fatigue with scientists from six NATO nations.
USU Researchers Build U.S.-Nordic Consensus on Trauma and Rehabilitation Care
USU convened U.S., Swedish and Finnish experts in Gothenburg to strengthen civil-military trauma and rehabilitation cooperation.
Battlefield Lessons, Global Standards: USU Co-Authors Landmark Update to Penetrating TBI Care
USU’s MTBI² co-authored the first update in 25 years to penetrating TBI care, moving treatment from watchful waiting to immediate surgery.
A Former Summer Scholar Returns to USU, Now as a Doctoral Student
A former USU Summer Scholar returned as an Army officer and incoming doctoral student as the 2026 military medicine program closed.