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Navajo Sign Unveiling

Honoring ‘All Things Bright and Beautiful’: A Legacy of Caring

Mobile unit at the Campus Agricultural Center

Veterinary Medicine students partner with Purina to provide healing and hope to domestic violence survivors

Kyle in his graduation regalia

Road to Graduation | Kyle Sereyko

Dr. Walt Klimecki teaching his foundational class at the college of veterinary medicine.

Celebrating Dr. Walt Klimecki’s Legacy of Student-Centered Teaching

Dorothy celebrating her graduation

Road to Graduation | Dorothy De Dios-Milner

Domo Williams with a horse

Road to Graduation | Domo Williams

Taylor interning at the dallas zoo

Road to Graduation | Taylor Belusic

Brendan Walker at the white coat ceremony

Road to Graduation | Brendan Walker

Alia holding her stethoscope as a heart

Road to Graduation | Alia Jesuis

Jesse with a cow

Road to Graduation | Jesse Alexis Blum Vallecillo

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