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Logan University Health Centers Help Keep Lifelong Violinist in Tune

This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026. When Judy Lindquist first visited Logan University’s Montgomery Health Center on campus more than a decade ago, she was seeking relief from neck pain that had built up over years of teaching and performing music. Today, she feels like she is a part of one big family. “I’ve been coming to the Montgomery Health Center for years because it’s effective and affordable and everyone truly cares,” Judy said. “They listen and make you feel comfortable and cared for every time you walk in.” Music is an integral part of

Chiropractic Residency Emphasizes Care, Collaboration and Quality

This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026. Multidisciplinary care at the Medical College of Wisconsin’s (MCW) SpineCare clinic is delivered by a skilled and collaborative team of physicians and healthcare professionals, including chiropractors, neurological and orthopedic surgeons, rehabilitation specialists, physical therapists and more. The SpineCare clinic started in the mid-1990s with one chiropractor and now employs five full-time chiropractors and one full-time chiropractic resident, three of whom are Logan University graduates: Jeffrey King, DC (’11), MS (’12); Jordan Gliedt, DC (’11); and Mara Alayón Rullán, DC (’25). “When I joined the SpineCare team in 2014,

From Marketing to Chiropractic: Finding Purpose in a Second Career

This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026. After more than two decades in marketing, Samantha Coble, a trimester 2 Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) student decided it was time for a change. The former corporate executive spent 23 years at American National managing multi-million-dollar marketing budgets, leading the adoption of new social media platforms and overseeing a department that grew from one person to 30. “The company grew, and I grew with it,” Samantha said. “But after a while, I realized I wasn’t growing in the ways that mattered most. It was time to do something

Alyssa Wheel Mixes Chiropractic Studies with Passion for Baking

This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026.  For Alyssa Wheel, a trimester 9 Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) student, whipping up a batch of cookies offers a break from her studies. Baking has become her favorite form of stress relief while navigating Logan University’s DC program. “I’ve always enjoyed baking,” Alyssa said. “It’s something I did all the time growing up.” Originally from Vermont, Alyssa’s parents inspired her to start baking. She often baked for her favorite taste tester, her dad, while growing up. Alyssa spent nearly a decade in Florida and Colorado working as a

Logan Welcomes Dean of College of Chiropractic

Logan University welcomes Angela Pierce, DC, PhD, DipACLM as Dean of the College of Chiropractic. Dr. Pierce is a chiropractic physician, neuroscientist, and nationally recognized leader in whole health medical education. She brings nearly two decades of experience spanning academic leadership, curriculum innovation, translational research, and whole-person health integration. “I am deeply honored to join Logan University at such an exciting time in chiropractic education,” Dr. Pierce said. “Logan’s rich chiropractic tradition and student-centered environment are legacies I have long admired, and I am excited to join a place where meaningful work and purpose are infused in the culture. I

Dr. Debra Hoffman Receives Spirit of Logan Distinguished Alumni Award

Logan University President H. Garrett Thompson, DC, PhD will present the 2026 Spirit of Logan Distinguished Alumni Award to Debra Hoffman, DC (’80) during Logan’s Symposium 2026, held May 1-2 on campus. The Spirit of Logan Distinguished Alumni Award is the highest distinction bestowed upon an alumnus for making a significant, lasting impact on Logan. Winners are selected based on leadership, philanthropy, industry achievement and service. After graduating from Logan in 1980, when opportunities for women in chiropractic were limited, Dr. Hoffman went on to spend more than four decades shaping and advancing the profession. “We were kind of the