Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Duquesne Monthly, Vol. 33: October 1925
HE recent establishment of a School of Pharmacy is significant evidence of Duquesne University's remarkable growth and progress and of the very real desire of the President and Board of Directors to serve the public in the most efficient manner possible. The opening of this new school, which is Duquesne's first excursion into the field of medical science, is the first move in the fine program of develop ment and expansion that is contemplated for the scientific departments of the University.
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