Music to Our Ears: Students Find Creativity where Cadence and Chemistry Collide

On this episode of Living the Pharm Life, two Purdue Pharmacy students on very different educational paths discuss how their shared love for music offers a creative outlet and compliments their studies.   Felicia Onawola, a junior majoring in pharmaceutical sciences, and Arianna Dollinger, a fourth-year professional student, both play the violin for Purdue Orchestras. Each started playing at the age of five and both have found unique synergies between the puzzles of pharmaceutical research and patient care and the determination it takes to play a difficult piece on the violin.   Podcast host Isabella Tobin leads the discussion from a unique vantage point as a flute player in Purdue Bands.   Be sure to stay until the end for a special surprise as the trio plays a Purdue favorite.