The College of HRSM has established the Tim Leiweke Visionary Innovation & Leadership Award to honor transformative leaders in sports and entertainment, with Leiweke himself receiving the inaugural recognition.
The University of South Carolina's College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management highlights notable achievements, awards and career moves from its students, faculty, staff and alumni in its May 2025 edition of News and Notes.
Natasha Brison has practiced law and worked in the entertainment industry, starting a business as a marketing consultant for professional athletes. She also conducts research and came to South Carolina despite already earning tenure at another top institution.
The College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management at the University of South Carolina honored its top faculty, staff and doctoral students during the 2025 HRSM Awards Ceremony held April 29.
William Sibley overcame a life-threatening accident and traumatic brain injury to graduate on time from the University of South Carolina with a degree in sport and entertainment management.
Greene Street Records, the University of South Carolina's innovative student-run label, is giving students real-world music industry experience through a unique partnership with the School of Music, HRSM and Universal Music Group.
Retailing majors at the University of South Carolina can apply now for a fully funded trip to New York Fashion Week 2025 through the exclusive U of NYFW experiential learning program.
University of South Carolina retailing experts weigh in on Prada's $1.375 billion acquisition of Versace, exploring its impact on brand strategy, Italian fashion heritage and the future of luxury retail.
The University of South Carolina's Department of Sport and Entertainment Management celebrates its newest Master of Sport and Entertainment Management (MSEM) cohort, marking a new chapter of innovation and excellence in graduate education with flexible online and dual-degree options.
University of South Carolina Department of Retailing graduate Olivia Andrew turned her dream of living in New York City into reality, landing a coveted role as communications coordinator for Ralph Lauren thanks to hard work, campus connections and a passion for fashion.