New $94M state-funded facility will unite New Bolton Center’s animal diagnostic and equine toxicology labs to expand capacity for animal and public health across Pennsylvania.
A filly from a rare Russian breed was born with a condition that seemed to pre-destine her to suffer. But then a determined equine advocate and a pioneering Penn Vet…
At the 9th World One Health Congress, more than 1,300 scientists, policymakers, and practitioners gathered to advance One Health collaboration.
Using a cancer patient’s own T cells, Matthew Atherton is developing immune therapies for veterinary use.
Lancaster Farming
Dayton brings decades of business leadership experience, a commitment to sustainability, and a personal passion for animal welfare to her new role.
Boris Striepen, PhD, has received the 2026 Molecular Parasitology Award for his research on Cryptosporidium parvum, which causes the zoonotic disease cryptosporidiosis.
A look back at Penn Vet Working Dog Center’s origin and growth.
Penn Vet celebrated the opening of the Gail P. Riepe Center for Advanced Veterinary Education at New Bolton Center in Chester County with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held on August 25th.
The next cohort of veterinary students are now clinic-ready!
Twenty-five years ago, the Center’s founders set out to build the barn of the future. Today, it has exceeded their wildest dreams.
Penn Vet’s newest class of veterinary students are here, bringing with them a diversity of backgrounds and medical interests
New certificate equips Penn graduate and professional students with the skills to work across disciplines to improve human, animal, and environmental health.
Penn Vet has appointed seven new faculty members, expanding expertise and strengthening leadership in veterinary education, biomedical discovery, and patient care.
The Horse
From shelter adoptions to animal welfare, Lauren Powell is building the evidence behind one of our most meaningful relationships: our pets.
Penn researchers have developed a mobile field laboratory allowing them to test water quality and track antimicrobial resistance in and around San Cristóbal in the Galápagos.
American Animal Hospital Association
