09/01/2026
Today marks the 91st anniversary of Logan’s founding—a milestone that reminds us just how far our University has come.
On this day in 1935, seven pioneering students gathered for their very first classes, united by a shared goal: to become chiropractors and advance a profession still in its early years. Their commitment laid the foundation for what Logan would grow to be—an institution dedicated to excellence in chiropractic and health sciences education.
We’re proud to honor that legacy with the opening of an on‑campus Museum in Annex 3, a space designed to preserve and celebrate Logan’s history. Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Museum will welcome visitors Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.
The Museum showcases an extraordinary collection of artifacts, including some of the first adjusting tables, historic awards, photographs, books and other pieces that tell the story of chiropractic and Logan University. Professor Patrick Montgomery, DC, MS, DPhCS, LCP, FASA, FICC, has been instrumental in gathering and preserving these items, ensuring that our past remains accessible and meaningful to future generations.
Come explore the roots of Logan, celebrate our history, and see firsthand how 91 years of innovation and dedication have shaped the University we know today.