True Blue

A Date When I’m Better?

in the Winter 2026 Issue

A BYU nursing student helps a patient who is lying down. — Photo courtesy L. Tom Perry Special Collections, UA 869 B6 F7

The Student Health Services program, created in 1946, moved many times until the McDonald Health Center opened in 1957. This 1954 image was taken two years after BYU established the School of Nursing.

Nursing Yesterday Section

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