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The USC College of Pharmacy is welcoming three new faculty members whose expertise in emergency medicine, mental health, and cancer research will expand opportunities for students and advance patient care.
The USC College of Pharmacy will provide paid membership to the SC Pharmacy Association to all pharmacy students beginning this year, marking a significant investment in professional development and advocacy training.
The USC College of Pharmacy has established partnerships with McLeod Health and Self Regional Healthcare to create new postgraduate residency positions focused on ambulatory care, expanding access to specialized pharmaceutical care in underserved areas of South Carolina.
The University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy welcomed 103 new students to the Class of 2029 at its annual White Coat Ceremony held at the Koger Center on August 15.
The USC College of Pharmacy has again placed among the top three teams in the nation for the Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition.
The College of Pharmacy has officially launched its new academic fellowship program, marking a significant expansion of the college's postgraduate training opportunities.
The College of Pharmacy's Continuing Education program has received full reaccreditation for six years from the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, coinciding with ACPE's 50th anniversary of its provider accreditation program.
For Christina Cox, teaching pharmacy isn’t about reciting drug names or memorizing dosage charts. It’s about storytelling and helping students connect their classroom experience with the clinical decisions they’ll one day make under pressure.
Several alumni, students and faculty from the USC College of Pharmacy were honored at this year's South Carolina Pharmacy Association's annual meeting, garnering some of the group's top awards.
Two students from the USC College of Pharmacy are expanding their academic horizons through the university's Magellan research awards, working with projects that could impact the future of patient care and pharmaceutical education.
Hippokratis Kiaris, director of the Center for Targeted Therapeutics and the Peromyscus Genetic Stock Center at the USC College of Pharmacy, has received a five-year $2.5 million R24 grant.
Pharmacy professor and College of Pharmacy alumnus Brandon Bookstaver has been named faculty athletics representative for the University of South Carolina.
The COBRE Center for Targeted Therapeutics at the USC College of Pharmacy hosted its annual symposium, honoring founding director Igor Roninson for his groundbreaking work in therapeutics research.
The Palmetto Experiential Education Partnership is proud to announce the recipients of the 2025 PEEP Preceptor of the Year Awards, recognizing exceptional preceptors for their dedication and excellence in pharmacy education.
Sarah Beth Tucker has been awarded the prestigious Elinor G. Keels Fellowship for graduate students conducting research on women's issues, LGBTQ issues, or similar topics.
The Kennedy Pharmacy Innovation Center at USC continues to focus on its goal of nurturing pharmacy entrepreneurship, sponsoring the college-wide business plan competition.
Alexandria Coleman, a 2025 graduate from the USC College of Pharmacy, has been named one of the top 10 recipients of the Excellence in Public Health Pharmacy Award by the U.S. Public Health Service.
The University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy welcomed 92 new pharmacists to the profession during its annual Doctoral Hooding and Convocation ceremony for the Class of 2025.
Sana Khalili, '25 Pharmaceutical Sciences, shares reflections on her time at the University of South Carolina--moments that shaped her, challenged her, and prepared her for the future.
The end of another school year brings with it much joy and celebration as students, faculty and staff are recognized for their hard work throughout the year.
Co-hosted by the Pediatric Pharmacy Association at USC since 2014, the Super Eliza 5K has raised more than $132,000 to support research into a rare disease affecting children.
As they prepare to take their next steps, members of the Pharm.D. Class of 2025 share candid reflections on their time at the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy--moments that shaped them, challenged them, and prepared them for the future.
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.