Dr. Kate Huber, founding program director of Marian University’s graduate occupational therapy programs, discusses the important role of occupational therapy in healthcare. Read on to find out how occupational therapy applies a holistic, whole-person approach to healthcare, focusing on what matters most to patients.
As Indiana continues to face a physician shortage, especially in rural areas, MU-WCOM takes a great step towards addressing this by achieving status as an ACGME-accredited sponsoring institution. Read on to learn more about the potential impact this milestone achievement has on the state of healthcare in Indiana.
Need a study schedule that actually works? Third-year osteopathic medical student Samuel Baule rounds up student-tested strategies and ready-to-use blueprints to help second-years prep smarter for boards. Get the guide now!
Anna Hazelrigg, OMS-2, interviewed Dr. Rebecca Rothstein about medical residency wellness, highlighting programs shifting toward learning-friendly environments that support residents' well-being. Learn how evidence-based teaching is changing residency culture—read the interview on Franc Notes!
Janie Myers, DO, is a fellowship-trained general surgeon whose candid interview covers her unconventional training, how she balances a demanding surgical career with family and leadership, and practical advice for students—including why she chose private practice and its rewards and challenges. Read student doctor Samuel Baule’s full conversation on Franc Notes for an inside look at what it takes to thrive in general surgery.
Wondering if finishing your degree is worth the cost? Learn how adult students in Indiana weigh ROI, debt, and long-term opportunity.
Discover what defines Marian University—its mission, values, faith-based identity, and commitment to educating ethical leaders grounded in service and purpose.
Discover how flexible and affordable online degree programs help adults boost income, reduce financial pressure and advance careers without overwhelming their budget.
For 175 years, Marian University has empowered learners through mission-driven education. See how the last 25 years strengthened our commitment to adult students.
Thuwebat Adebayo, OMS-2, completed a six-week rural health preceptorship at Union Hospital last summer, shadowing physicians in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, and Emergency Medicine. Their firsthand account reveals the distinct challenges and rewards of rural practice—an inside look that reshapes how community-based care is seen.
In part 2, Dr. Solik describes how she was drawn to Academic Medicine by influential mentors and a Chief year that revealed the field’s many paths. At MU‑WCOM she balances high standards with mentorship—read on to learn how she plans to guide and inspire future physicians.
Discover how Marian University’s online leadership degree helps professionals develop the skills employers actually want in today’s evolving workplace.
Learn how Marian University’s online BBA degree empowers adult learners to advance careers faster through flexible, real-world business education.
Learn how Marian University’s Reading Science program empowers teachers to close the literacy gap using evidence-based Science of Reading practices.
What if one doctoral degree could position you to lead in education, healthcare, nonprofits, and business? With a growing demand for leaders who truly understand systems, strategy, and people across sectors, Marian University's Doctor of Organizational Leadership degree online prepares working professionals to fulfill those needs with confidence.
Michelle Solik, MD, MS, FACP, joined MU-WCOM in July 2025 after training at Wright State and leadership roles at St. Vincent. Her mentors and hands-on leadership shaped a deep commitment to education, mentorship, and developing compassionate, competent physicians.
Parenthood in medical school forges a perspective that reaches beyond grades and exams, transforming priorities and strengthening commitment to medicine. Read about how the dual roles of academic and mother can complement each other and reshape a medical career.
Fourth-year osteopathic medical student Megan Titus describes her medical mission trip to rural Honduras and returned seeing the white coat differently—more as a promise to listen, teach, and help. Between makeshift clinics, long hikes, and close patient moments, she learned how simple conversations and basic education can change lives.
Explore the expanding role of artificial intelligence in surgical specialties, from innovative documentation tools to cutting-edge robotics in the operating room. See how new technologies are transforming daily practice and what that could mean for the future of medicine.
Dr. Oksana Karpov discusses her passion for Obesity and Nutritional Medicine with third-year osteopathic medical student Faraz Syed, noting how the field has evolved from informal training to a structured discipline now being integrated into medical education.
Internal medicine residents weigh in on how AI is changing healthcare—boosting efficiency but raising important questions about overreliance. Is AI a breakthrough tool or an added risk? Discover their frontline insights.
Medical students are bombarded with solicited and unsolicited opinions and thoughts during lectures and rotations, from television programs, on social media, and even from strangers about what certain medical specialties are like. This blog discusses and dispels some of those myths or rumors around Internal Medicine and General Surgery.
Curious about life as an Internal Medicine resident? Discover firsthand tips on work-life balance, fellowship choices, and advice for medical students from MU-WCOM alumni. Get inspired by their journeys and find out if IM could be your perfect fit!
Indianapolis’ Near Northwest Area is poised for a brighter future thanks to a new five-year partnership between AES Indiana and Marian University
Experience a first-year medical student’s summer at Beacon Medical System, filled with hands-on patient care and early exposure to different specialties. See how real clinical moments fueled confidence and shaped a future in medicine.