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Stay up-to-date on the latest news about pharmacy education and practice, including essential updates on AACP programs and services, through our numerous print and online communications vehicles.

Recent Updates

AACP has selected 43 students to participate in its inaugural Pharm4Me Student Ambassador Program, building a network of student pharmacists to inspire interest in pharmacy education and careers, and supporting the profession’s growth and advancement.

As the pharmacy organizations and associations representing the pharmacists, pharmaceutical scientists, pharmacy technicians, and student pharmacists who play a critical ...

Recent national media coverage highlights an encouraging trend for the pharmacy profession: 

New research shows that, while many graduate degrees ...

AACP announced the recipients of its top awards for 2026, which recognize outstanding individual and institutional contributions made to pharmacy education, research, patient outcomes, community service and academic publishing.

The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), American Pharmacists Association (APhA), American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP), and American ...

AACP joins national pharmacy groups urging patients to talk with their pharmacist about available vaccines.
AACP has selected 7 individuals as recipients of the Walmart Community Pharmacy Scholarship for Pharmacy Students recognizing their leadership, academic success, and a commitment to serving rural or medically underserved patient populations upon graduation.
According to recently released data from AACP, applications to pharmacy school jumped 6% from Fall 2024 to Fall 2025, signaling growing interest in the pharmacy profession. This marks the second consecutive year of growth in both the total number of applicants and applications to pharmacy schools.
NIPTE university faculty members collaborate with government and industry to address challenges in drug development and manufacturing.
Our organizations, representing autistic individuals, their families, medical professionals and public health workers, are alarmed that the CDC is promoting the outdated, disproven idea that vaccines cause autism.
The Unite for Impact Challenge is a national initiative designed to spark collaboration, innovation, and measurable change in community pharmacy practice.
The award is funded by the CVS Health Foundation, and will reduce financial barriers for student pharmacists in pursuit of a Pharm.D. degree who are committed to improving health outcomes and the well-being of individual patients in communities across the United States.