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An interdisciplinary student team representing health sciences at the University of South Carolina is bringing home first place from this year's CLARION National Case Competition in Minneapolis.
The USC College of Pharmacy is celebrating its most successful Match Day in the college's history, with the highest PGY1 match rate among pharmacy programs in both South Carolina and the Southeastern Conference.
As we celebrate Women's History Month, we congratulate Eugenia Broude, Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences, the first woman to receive a full professorship in the College of Pharmacy.
Two faculty members and alumni of the USC College of Pharmacy were recognized by the South Carolina Society of Health-System Pharmacists during their recent annual meeting.
Noah Raganschmalz spent nearly a decade working on nuclear systems as part of a submarine crew in the U.S. Navy. Today, he’s pursuing his goal of becoming a community pharmacist.
The College of Pharmacy's annual Career Expo, now in its sixth year, continues to provide opportunities for students to learn more about the many careers available to them with a pharmacy degree.
Assistant Professor Tessa Hastings was named the recipient of the 2024 Clinical Research Paper Award by the APhA Academy Of Pharmaceutical Research And Science.
Our most-read news over the last year includes stories of student achievement, research and innovation at the University of South Carolina. Here are our top 10 articles that garnered the most attention in 2023.
Gamecock student pharmacist Laurel Echard shares the top five things she's learned from her first semester of pharmacy school in our latest Creators@COP blog post.
“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough,” is the teaching philosophy of Alexander Gasparian, clinical assistant professor in the USC College of Pharmacy and recipient of the 2023 Michael J. Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award.
Jennifer Clements, the director of pharmacy education for USC’s College of Pharmacy at the Greenville campus, urges those who are at risk to think ahead with strategies beyond checking your blood sugar levels and counting carbohydrates.
A new study from the USC College of Pharmacy uses the computing power of artificial intelligence to find new uses for and repurpose approved medications.
Students say one of the most valuable ways they learn about career options is by talking with those who have gone before them. That is the purpose behind the annual Career Expo
When Jarrod Tippins applied to the University of South Carolina as an education major, a mentor convinced him that he should consider pharmacy as a future career.
Throughout her career, Debbie Tapley saw the significance of the Richland Memorial Hospital's affiliation with USC and the importance of expanding the pharmacy residency program.
Alumnus Addison Livingston's interest in pharmacy sparked from conversations with his local pharmacists and shared discussions about animal medicine.
While on a recent rotation, Emily Rudisell decided to spend some downtime at a state park. Little did she know it would turn into one of the most memorable, yet harrowing experiences of her life.
Medical trips offer an opportunity for pharmacy students, residents and fellows to learn more about providing care to underserved populations and the issues facing patients in remote locales.
When College of Pharmacy alumnus Mike Eaddy looks back on what ignited his interest in the pharmacy profession, he recalls mentors who greatly influenced him.
Stan Papajohn retired from his first career in 1996 after 35 years as a community pharmacist. Now he is hanging up his white coat for the final time after 23 years as a clinical instructor in the College of Pharmacy's community lab.
Reeder retired initially from teaching at USC in 2008. The pull of teaching was strong, however. In 2016 when asked to consider returning to his alma mater, he never hesitated.
Gamecock Sam Watson has been a transformational leader over the course of his career in pharmaceutical sales and marketing. Learn more about his journey in our alumni Q&A.
The Tandem Health-USC pharmacy residency program has been renewed for another three years through a grant from the South Carolina Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare.
Future Gamecock pharmacists bond with their health science peers at the University of South Carolina and learn what’s ahead thanks to the Interprofessional Education program.
The Kennedy Pharmacy Innovation Center at the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy for years has researched what the business model of assigning a pharmacist to a patient-centered medical home could look like.