Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine | PA Campus News
Skip to main content

PCOM News


PCOM Employee Donates Kidney to Stranger

March 13, 2026

Guided by compassion, a PCOM project manager donates a kidney through a living donor program to someone she never met.

PCOM Celebrates Success, Reimagined, with New Student Center

March 10, 2026

PCOM's renovated Student Success Center brings expanded study spaces, advising resources and wellness support together in one vibrant hub.

A PCOM Student's Perspective on Geriatic Patients Aging with Dignity

March 6, 2026

Tyler Kung (DO '27) reflects on his clinical rotations and shares what he has learned about autonomy, complexity and dignity in medicine.

PCOM Prepares for 2026 Match Day Celebrations

March 4, 2026

DO students across PCOM's three campuses prepare to open their Match Day envelopes and discover where their medical careers will begin.

One Dean's Personal Connection to Rare Disease Day

February 27, 2026

Missy Terlecki, PhD, dean of PCOM's School of Professional and Applied Psychology, shares her family's journey navigating a rare disease diagnosis.

PCOM Patient Reverses Diabetes Through Care and Commitment

February 23, 2026

A simple office visit led to a Type 2 diabetes diagnosis—and a 60-pound transformation—thanks to whole-person care at PCOM.

A Full-Circle Journey to Pediatric Cardiology

February 23, 2026

Med student Elexa White (DO '27) turned her own heart surgery as an infant into a calling in pediatric cardiology.

Delaware Collaborative Clinical Campus Expands Training

February 18, 2026

The new Delaware Collaborative Clinical Campus expands PCOM clinical rotations statewide to improve physician recruitment and access to care.

Medical Student Research Advances Eating Disorder Awareness

February 17, 2026

Samantha Temucin (DO '26) co-authored a study examining gaps in eating disorder education in U.S. medical schools and the impact on patient care.

Women's Sleep Health Group Addresses Chronic Insomnia

February 12, 2026

PCOM Psychological Services offers a CBT-I sleep group for women with chronic insomnia, providing evidence-based support to improve sleep and well-being.

X