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Graduate’s journey from softball to social work leads to selection as U.S. team therapist at Jewish Olympics
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (863+ words) For former NCAA Division I softball player Olivia Gott, life post-sports challenged her identity and mental health. “As a college athlete, they really make it impossible to not be successful. Everything is scheduled for you, including classes, study time, practice,…...
First female Black Librarian of Congress offers impactful advice for MLIS students
5+ hour, 54+ min ago (582+ words) The nation’s first female Black Librarian of Congress encourages future librarians at the University of South Carolina to “get out of the building and truly serve the people.” In June, Carla Hayden, Ph.D., spoke to about 50 students in USC’s…...
Top credit-rating agency backs USC’s strong financial position
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (262+ words) The University of South Carolina system’s latest financial outlook from Moody’s Investors Service reflects the ongoing quality of the university’s disciplined stewardship as it advances capital priorities and reinforces external confidence in USC's financial profile and leadership. USC’s Series 2026 Higher…...
A different way of speaking
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (391+ words) Madison Goldman and Kristina Brock were more than a little nervous walking into the hospital patient’s room. It was the first time the two University of South Carolina nursing students were trying out their clinical skills with a real person,…...
After 1776, the founders designed a government that accounts for ‘a degree of depravity in mankind’
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (1213+ words) Donovan Fifield, professor in the Department of History at USC, writes for The Conversation about how the earliest defenders of the U.S. Constitution considered the need for checks and balances. The parades, reenactments and fireworks are over. And in the aftermath…...
Student balances work, family, graduate school to become speech-language pathologist
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (512+ words) A study abroad trip changed everything for Eandra Goldsmith. The Anderson, South Carolina native was studying language and international health at Clemson University when she traveled to Seville, Spain, where she interned in two different health care settings. The first,…...
Building a healthier tomorrow: Biomedical engineering alum named to Gamecock35
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (778+ words) Biomedical engineering alumna Lena Wallace is turning cutting-edge research into practical health care solutions, and her work earned her a spot on the prestigious Gamecock35 list this past spring. Presented by the University of South Carolina Young Alumni Council and South…...
Meet the College of Pharmacy's 2026-27 Academic Fellow
1+ week, 3+ hour ago (332+ words) The University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy welcomes Macaleigh Mancuso as its 2026-27 academic fellow. Mancuso is a 2025 graduate of Auburn University's Harrison College of Pharmacy and recently completed a PGY1 residency at Prisma Health-USC. Alongside her fellowship duties, she will…...
Mustain earns one of electrochemistry's highest honors
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (251+ words) For William Mustain, being named an Electrochemical Society (ECS) Fellow is the kind of recognition he never imagined when he first started his career. Mustain was recently one of 11 individuals named to the 2026 class of ECS Fellows. Mustain joins Distinguished…...
Big dig, massive expansion: Celebrating 50 years of Thomas Cooper Library Underground
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (432+ words) Fifty years ago, Thomas Cooper Library got bigger – a lot bigger. In the summer of 1976, Thomas Cooper, which opened in 1959 as the university’s undergraduate library, became USC’s primary library after undergoing a massive expansion that not only tripled the square…...