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Three people standing indoors, smiling at the camera. They are dressed in professional attire. WesternU Oregon students participate in 10th Annual WesternU Oregon Research Symposium 
Dr. Sorweide in a military uniform speaks at a podium outdoors. WesternU COMP-Northwest faculty to be recognized as Grand Marshall in Linn County Veterans Day Parade  
A group of people in matching attire stand together in front of a tent. A banner above reads "Health Care Equity Week." They're outdoors on a sunny day. WesternU COMP-Northwest students provide care at OHSU Health Care Equity Fair 
A group of people stands together in a room with windows and various items around, including black containers. Some are smiling, others standing casually. The setting appears to be a casual indoor gathering. Healing the healer’s mind: Elevating mental health support for WesternU COMP-Northwest students 
A group of people, including three women in white coats, pose for a photo in a formal setting with a Western University banner in the background. WesternU honors Board of Trustees Scholars
A person with purple hair performs a handstand in a crowded indoor space, balancing with legs extended in a V-shape. Audience members watch attentively. From lectures to the dance floor: How one WesternU CHS-Northwest professor incorporates her artistic style into health care 
Heather McDaniel (left) and Doris Modderman (right) stand together at the White Coat Ceremony explaining the significance of the black medical bags. Lebanon community welcomes incoming COMP-Northwest students with medical bags   
Person in a yellow hoodie holding a smartphone with emergency and medical assistance apps on the screen. WesternU announces partnership with global safety innovation company CriticalArc
Two women smile while holding red signs indicating their medical residency matches. One sign reads "CHLA - Pediatrics" and the other reads "AltaMed - Family Medicine. WesternU COMP and COMP-Northwest ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s top tier for primary care