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Crystal Watts, 2009, never set foot on the University of South Carolina campus before enrolling, but the decision led her to lifelong friends, her husband and a career in pharmacy. Today, she is the pharmacy technician program director at Trident Technical College in Charleston. She shares her favorite memories from pharmacy school, the mentor who shaped her path and her advice for future pharmacy professionals.
USC College of Pharmacy researchers, Prisma Health partners, families touched by childhood cancer and community supporters gathered to celebration of a partnership with Curing Kids Cancer.
Christina DeRienzo, education coordinator for the South Carolina Poison Center at the USC College of Pharmacy, has been elected to the Board of Directors of America's Poison Centers
As we continue to celebrate American Pharmacists Month, we talk with recent grad Nikki Chen and her role in global regulatory affairs.
October is American Pharmacists Month, and we're celebrating the pharmacists who make a difference in their communities every day.
College of Pharmacy scholarship recipients met their donors and celebrated time together at the college's annual Scholarship Dinner.
Two University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy students, Max Swink and Mackenzie Waldron have been selected as delegates to the South Carolina Pharmacy Association House of Delegates
The USC College of Pharmacy has named two new students to join the Walker Leadership Scholars program, members of the Class of 2029 Max Moser and Subina Saini. Saini pursued pharmacy for her future career for its blend of science, innovation and patient care.
Before she was a professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences in the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy, Betsy Blake was a family medicine pharmacist in Charleston, SC.
The University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy welcomed 101 incoming students during the 2026 White Coat Ceremony on August 14, marking the official start of their journey toward becoming members of the pharmacy profession.
The South Carolina Society of Health-System Pharmacists is offering free membership to all University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy students.
Three USC College of Pharmacy students spent their summer gaining hands-on experience, from the halls of Capitol Hill to the boardrooms of corporate retail pharmacy.
For one day each spring, a laboratory at USC transforms into a bustling pharmacy. Students rush around answering phones and helping customers who walk in with complex requests. Instructor Kathy Quarles Moore calls it “Chaos Lab.”
As a full-time professional track faculty member in the College of Pharmacy and a staff pharmacist at Prisma Health Richland, Caroline Asbill has combined her love of teaching with the practice of pharmacy.
For two USC College of Pharmacy students, a May trip to Washington, D.C., turned a once-abstract idea into something they now see as key to their future careers.
The USC College of Pharmacy welcomed 93 faculty, researchers, practitioners, graduate students and industry leaders to Columbia for the 2026 Southern Pharmacy Administration Conference.
Several USC College of Pharmacy alumni were recognized for their professional excellence at the South Carolina Pharmacy Association's July 2026 conference.
The University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy welcomes Macaleigh Mancuso as its 2026-27 academic fellow.
The USC College of Pharmacy Office of Continuing Education has been awarded Accreditation with Commendation by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE).
For John Kouame, balancing pharmacy school with a cappella singing was not always easy--but it was essential. The rising third-year student pharmacist says his time with Cockapella has made all the difference in his college experience.
Valeria Lallai has traveled far to pursue her love of science. From a small village in Sardinia to California, and now to Columbia, she joins the USC College of Pharmacy as an assistant professor in the Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences.
The Palmetto Experiential Education Partnership congratulates the newest recipients of the 2026 PEEP Preceptor of the Year Awards.
Eighty graduates from the Class of 2026 stepped into their roles as pharmacists, carrying forward a charge to lead with judgment, embrace uncertainty and serve their communities with purpose.
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.
A first-year University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy student finished among the top 3 percent of runners at the Boston Marathon in April, completing the course with a time of 2 hours and 36 minutes.