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It’s only been three years since the University of South Carolina began competing in a national competition for students entering health professions — yet it has already placed among the top three competitors twice.
Alessandra Porcu of the USC College of Pharmacy has been awarded a $2.5 million NIH R01 grant to study how light exposure during adolescence affects brain development and anxiety risk.
University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy students recently participated in SCPhA Legislative Day, meeting with lawmakers to champion key issues in pharmacy.
Fourth-year student pharmacist Chancellor Nguyen recently had the opportunity to spend a week on a medical mission trip to Honduras with OneWorld Health.
Student pharmacists had the opportunity to build connections at the American Pharmacy Association National Conference held in Nashville, Tennessee in March.
The College of Pharmacy recently hosted its annual Graduate Research Symposium, featuring presentations from graduate students, highlighting their innovative research projects and findings.
More than 250 University of South Carolina health sciences students learned where they’ll take the next step in their careers during national Match Day celebrations on March 19 and 21.
USC College of Pharmacy students and alumni seeking postgraduate training celebrated another strong showing in the first phase of Match Day 2025.
The USC College of Pharmacy has announced its 2025 Outstanding Alumni Awards, recognizing exceptional graduates and supporters who have made significant contributions to the pharmaceutical profession and the college.
Presenters from all facets of the profession joined this year's virtual event to share insight and guidance with students on the many careers available in pharmacy.
Three River Bluff High School students are making waves in scientific research through a unique mentorship program at the University of South Carolina's College of Pharmacy.
Recognizing the potential carcinogenic properties of synthetic food dyes, faculty in the USC College of Pharmacy have studied the effects of commonly consumed dyes, including Red Dye No. 40.
The USC College of Pharmacy made a splash at the recent 2024 Midyear Meeting held by the America Society of Health-System Pharmacists in New Orleans in December.
Over the past year, our most-read stories have celebrated the remarkable achievements of students, alumni, and faculty at the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy. Here are the top 10 articles that captured the most attention in 2024.
Alumna Chelsea Townsend is focused on improving the state's ability to identify and stop the unintended distribution of prescription drugs without impacting the intended use of the medications.
Pharmacy students Logan Acker, Lexi Baldinger, pre-pharmacy student Kinsey Carraway, and Dr. Betsy Blake had an eventful Thanksgiving celebration as they traveled to NYC for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The USC College of Pharmacy is pleased to welcome Raeann Carrier, Ph.D. as a clinical associate professor in the Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences department.
Phyllis Perkins once considered attending medical school but after volunteering at the William Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center, she found herself more intrigued by pharmacy.
Macie Goodman played trombone in the Carolina Band while earning her Bachelor's degree. She completed the Pharm.D. program in 2023 and is now pursuing her Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Alumnus John Holladay uses his experience and background to provide students with a valuable connection between basic science and clinical pharmacy.
The College of Pharmacy's latest outreach initiative reaches even younger future pharmacists - partnering with EdVenture Children's Museum in downtown Columbia.
The Industry Pharmacists Organization is one of the newest student organizations at the USC College of Pharmacy and was recently named top overall chapter by the national organization.
Alumna and faculty member Caroline Asbill's journey at the University of South Carolina began in orientation as a nursing student. By the end of the day, she had switched her major.
Launched in 2018, the GPA Pathway targets exceptional high school students by issuing a provisional early acceptance into the Doctor of Pharmacy program at USC.
Two faculty members are collaborating to pursue research aimed at helping people affected by depression, stress and anxiety with a developmental research grant from the National Institute of Mental Health.