USC students excel at interprofessional health event
A team of health sciences students, including exercise science alumna and current athletic training student Amanda Trujillo, have won third place in CLARION National Student Case Competition.
Increased efforts to save pre-term infants are paying off, shifting the point of viability from 24 to 22 weeks
Building on her previous research into maternal and infant health during pregnancy and after birth, epidemiology associate professor Nansi Boghossian has published new findings in JAMA.
Scout player for Gamecocks Women's Basketball pursues career in physical therapy, sports performance
Benjamin White is wrapping up his exercise science degree with a sports performance internship, and it's the perfect segue into the next phase of his USC journey: enrolling in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
Two Arnold School students recognized with statewide awards at the South Carolina Public Health Association's annual conference
Public health major Muskaan Makkar has been awarded the SCPHA Public Health Scholarship, and epidemiology doctoral student Penias Tembo received the Malcom U. Dantzler Scholarship.
Doctoral graduate applies infectious disease, health services expertise to career in state, federal public health agencies
Tony Brown's doctoral studies helped refine his evaluation/data analytics and infectious disease expertise, specifically in the areas of HIV and other STIs with the goal of advancing health equity for sexual and racial minority groups.
Peiyin Hung wins Researcher of the Year Award from National Rural Health Association
The NRHA has selected Peiyin Hung, health services policy and management associate professor and co-director of the Rural Health Research Center, as the recipient of the 2025 Outstanding Researcher of the Year Award.
Two-time alumna, long-time faculty member Sara Corwin shares the rise of the public health bachelor's programs
Sara Corwin earned two degrees from the Arnold School during its formative years and has spent more than two decades building its undergraduate programs. Read on for an inside view with this very special Pioneering Perspectives story.
Arnold School programs shine in U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate School Rankings
Already known as a top-ranked school of public health nationally, the University of South Carolina Arnold School of Public Health has once again been ranked the best school of public health in South Carolina.
Exercise science grad plans career improving health for South Carolinians
A Gamecock at heart, Cole knew that studying at South Carolina's flagship university would cement her ties to the state, and she chose the Arnold School's B.S. in Exercise Science program as her major due to its strong scientific foundation.
2024-2025 SPARC Graduate Research Grants awarded to six Arnold School graduate students
Graduate students from across the Arnold School have earned 2024-2025 SPARC Graduate Research Grants from the USC Office of the Vice President for Research to fund individual scholarship initiatives.
Simple activities could be keys to dementia prevention, says USC public health researcher
USC features the research of communication sciences and disorders professor/chair Jean Neils-Strunjas, who is working to prevent the onset of dementia by testing simple techniques for older adults.
Big Data Health Science Conference Participants Share Data Science Innovations
In February, USC hosted the National Big Data Health Science Conference, which is supported in part by NIH and centers on the critical questions and emerging methods in big data health science.