News & Accolades

She must have hit a hot topic. Fourth-year student Victoria Isgett’s article on burnout among pharmacy students is trending.

It’s been said that “An army marches on its stomach," meaning the military relies on its provisions. And none more so than its medications.

MUSC pharmacists and the MUSC pharmacy family celebrate National Pharmacy Week with a video salute.

Karelys J. Cosme-Rodríguez was one of 21 student pharmacists selected nationally for the 2024 CVS Health/AACP Community Pharmacy Health Equity Award.

The SCSHP Clinical Skills Competition trophy is coming back to MUSC, thanks to MUSC pharmacy students Carly Mitchell, ’25, and Madeline Frellick La Rue, ’25.

Pharmacy Times raised the bar on American Pharmacists Month coverage when they interviewed Kristy Brittain and Pam Mazyck.

Pharmacy services chief and college associate dean Marva Williams Lowe was recently recognized by the American Society of Health-system Pharmacists.

Risk and reward rise with the stakes. Pharmacy students often face financial stakes much higher than many of their peers or their parents.

South Carolina pharmacists converged in Washington, D.C. for a national pharmacy meeting and to advocate for the profession.

Imagine a couple of tired first-year pharmacy students, trudging alongside the Basic Science Building towards Bee Street after studying late one night.