Introducing the 2026 Alumni Award honorees. 🏆
Each year the Alumni Association has the great honor of celebrating the best and brightest alumni and friends of the university — read more about these seven outstanding #GamecockAlumni at https://t.co/O5hAM4ld6J
We're proud to be home to the #1 first-year student experience in the nation among public universities. 🎉
Want to experience it for yourself? Apply by October 15 for an admission decision by mid-December. https://t.co/6GUIugS09S
New energy technologies are a crucial need in South Carolina and beyond.
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In today's edition of Breaking Through, we explore USC researchers’ work to transform this generational challenge into an opportunity to literally energize the future.
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More ➡️ https://t.co/qgDBom4HmP
Latest @UofSC news in State House Briefing
🏛Recognizing legis support in president's address
🎓Welcoming students from all 46 SC counties
🗣Topping SC college free-speech rankings
1️⃣Retaining top US News rankings
💻Helping SC Senate examine AI’s impact
🔗https://t.co/skHKsdmIEn
Before the GRAMMYs and world tours, @JimSonefeld was a USC student and musician finding his way in Columbia. On Oct. 7, the @HootieTweets drummer returns to campus to talk about the place that shaped it all. Free, open to public. @UofSCSouth
More info👇
https://t.co/mrmeiL4HGW
Still on top!
USC is once again the nation’s #1 public university for first-year experience! This is also our 28th consecutive year celebrating the #1 undergraduate international business program in the nation.
More: https://t.co/ovefyIKgBl
Breakthrough Research Alert! 🚨
Morgan Stefik and his team have discovered that imperfect crystal anodes make for faster-charging, longer-lasting lithium-ion batteries. 🪫⚡️⏱️🔋
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/r1ZkHkoRwC
Morgan Stefik is using a $2.55M research award to find a 10-time cost reduction for the batteries that power everything from solar panels to EVs.
His team’s atomic-level experiment wielded big results.
When Alyssa Lang came to USC to become a broadcast journalist, she had the chance to put theory into practice from day one.
She built her career from a booth at the student org fair to Student Gamecock TV, a local TV station and eventually the SEC Network and ESPN.
Alyssa Lang knows ball.
And when she got to USC, she knew she wanted to pursue journalism. But she couldn't have imagined the journey that started in Columbia would lead her to some of the biggest stages in sports.
#MeantToBeUSC | https://t.co/0FwAZqYt4b