Logan University

We loved having Future Leopards on campus!

This past weekend, prospective Doctor of Chiropractic students got a closer look at what makes Logan University so special. From exploring campus to getting a feel for the community, we hope everyone left feeling inspired and excited about what's ahead.

Thank you to everyone who attended! View all photos from the weekend here: 154119455@N07/albums/72177720336124774" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://www.flickr.com/photos/154119455@N07/albums/72177720336124774

Ready to see Logan's campus for yourself? Schedule a Friday campus tour anytime or plan ahead for the next Future Leopard Weekend March 12-13, 2027.

🔗: https://apply.logan.edu/portal/events?tab=on-campus

What happens with three Logan University professors get together for a healthy debate about chiropractic? A conversation full of different perspectives, thoughtful discussion and plenty of questions.

Thank you, Anthony Miller, DC ('99); Daniel Haun, DC ('04), DACBR; and Patrick Montgomery, DC ('76), MS ('15), LCP, FASA, FICC for sharing their expertise and perspectives, and to everyone who joined in the conversation!

We also want to thank the Forward Thinking Chiropractic Alliance (FTCA) for hosting the event and bringing the Logan community together for an engaging discussion.

View the livestream link on the FTCA's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DePtsCrj8M5/?mdxt=dnR3bGpweHlrZDh2

When a representative from Logan University visited her undergraduate institution in Puerto Rico, Genesis Amal Acosta Irizarry, MS ('26) found her perfect fit in the Master of Science in Sports Science & Rehabilitation (MSSSR) program.

Completing the online graduate program from another country initially brought some uncertainty and Genesis wondered whether it would be difficult to communicate and build relationships from a distance. She quickly discovered otherwise.

"Faculty members were responsive, supportive and always willing to help, and I never felt that being an online student meant that I was on my own," she said.

Now, with her master's degree in hand, Genesis is continuing her goal of becoming a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

Read more about Genesis' journey at Logan and how her experience is helping prepare her for the next chapter of her career:

Preparing for a Future in Physical Therapy and Building a Career Puerto Rico native Genesis Acosta Irizarry earned her Master of Science in Sports Science and Rehabilitation online from Logan University, gaining hands-on…

New students in Logan University’s Master of Science in Applied Nutrition and Dietetics (MSAND) program kicked off their Supervised Practice Learning Experiences with an opportunity to serve the St. Louis community.

As part of orientation, seven MSAND students joined program director Jamie Daugherty, PhD, RDN, LD, and Nutrition Clinical Coordinators Jen Adams, MS, RDN, LDN, and Brooke Theodorakos, MS, RD, LD for a volunteer experience at Food Outreach in Midtown St. Louis. Together, the group prepared more than 500 meals for individuals living with cancer and HIV.

It was a meaningful way for students to begin their supervised practice experience — working together, giving back, and seeing firsthand the important connection between nutrition, health, and community care.

Thank you to Food Outreach for welcoming our students and providing such an impactful start to their experience!

Let's hear it for Team Logan who pulled a 25-ton Gulfstream III Jet this morning!! Talk about a workout!

The "Pulling for Hope" event supports Wings of Hope, a Chesterfield-based organization that provides access to health care in underserved and remote communities around the world.

Logan was not only proud be a sponsor of "Pulling for Hope," but - as part of Chiropractic Health Awareness Month - excited to spread awareness of chiropractic care and provide information on protecting your back, especially when pulling heaving objects.😀

Thank you to the Logan students, staff and friends who participated!

Do you know someone interested in becoming a chiropractor? Make sure they know about Logan University's Future Leopard Weekend, October 9-10, 2026!

The two-day, on-campus event gives prospective Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) students an inside look at what makes Logan one of the top chiropractic programs in the country. Attendees get a tour of Logan's beautiful campus—featuring state-of-the-art anatomy labs, technique rooms, and student space—while getting the opportunity to connect with current students, faculty, and staff. They'll also enjoy live demonstrations of adjusting techniques and hear firsthand what sets Logan apart.

Help us inspire the next generation of chiropractors and tag a prospective student below! 👇

More information and sign-up can be found at https://www.logan.edu/admissions/visit/future-leopard-weekend

Happy National Chiropractic Health Month! 🎉

This year's theme, "Joint Efforts," aims to raise awareness of the importance of joint health, mobility, and movement. At Logan University, we know that awareness efforts extend beyond the classroom and clinic.

Throughout the month, Logan students, faculty, and staff will be putting our commitment to community health into action through participating in a variety of events and service opportunities, include those held at local libraries, community events, and more.

From education to supporting the communities around us, these efforts reflect what it means to be part of the Logan community. Find us at these upcoming places!

Oct. 3: Pulling for Hope Event at Wings of Hope
Oct. 6-8: Bausch + Lomb Employee Health Fairs
Oct. 8: City of Chesterfield Trunk-or-Treat Senior Sampler
Oct. 12: St. Louis City Public Library Employee Event
Oct. 17: Tu Salud (Telemundo) Health Fair

Save the date for the 19th Annual Joseph W. Howe Oration in Diagnostic Imaging on Friday, October 16!

Kenneth A. Weber II, DC, PhD, this year's Orator, will present "Advancing the Management of Spinal Conditions with Quantitative Medical Imaging," highlighting how artificial intelligence and quantitative imaging techniques are transforming the evaluation and management of spinal disorders. Norman W. Kettner, DC, DACBR, FICC, DCBCN, Emeritus Professor, Logan University's Department of Radiology, will serve as the moderator for this event.

The event will be hosted in-person on Logan University's campus (classroom G134) from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM CST. A livestream will be available for those unable to attend in person.

One hour of free CE will be provided to those attending the lecture in person or via livestream. There is no charge for this event and the CE is sponsored by Logan University Research and the Department of Continuing Education. Advance registration is required to receive the free hour of continuing education.

✅ Learn more and register for the event: https://host.nxt.blackbaud.com/registration-form/?formId=0bd93925-1f17-4ea3-9d78-b49abfb0c0ef&envId=p-zw8-UB6DkkOm535Z0ECbjQ&zone=usa

Calling all local Logan alumni! Join the Alumni Relations team TOMORROW (Tuesday, September 29) from 5:30–8:30 PM at Walnut Grill in Sunset Hills for an evening of good conversation and great company. Find out what’s going on at Logan and catch up with your colleagues. Food and beverages will be provided.

📅 Tuesday, Sept. 29
⏰ 5:30–8:30 PM
📍 Walnut Grill | Sunset Hills, Mo.
🔗RSVP: https://host.nxt.blackbaud.com/registration-form/?formId=662653e7-011c-4366-8433-3f7aa9ad7def&envId=p-zw8-UB6DkkOm535Z0ECbjQ&zone=usa

Registration is required to attend.

We can’t wait to see you there!