USC hospitality management student Josie Anaya has been named a 2025 US Foods Scholar, earning a $20,000 scholarship and national recognition for her passion and future in the culinary and hospitality industries.
The University of South Carolina's Department of Sport and Entertainment Management and Hamad Bin Khalifa University have extended their top-ranked joint master's degree partnership, preparing students in Qatar and beyond for global careers in the sport and entertainment industry.
The Darla Moore School of Business and the College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management have expanded their partnership at the University of South Carolina to offer students more opportunities to pair business education with sport, entertainment, hospitality, and retail management.
The September 2025 edition of HRSM news & notes celebrates the achievements of students, faculty, staff and alumni making an impact in hospitality, retail, and sport and entertainment management around the world.
USC students have the chance to gain world-class hospitality and event management experience by working behind the scenes at the 2026 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
USC students gain once-in-a-lifetime professional experience each spring working at the Masters Tournament through a long-standing partnership with Augusta National Golf Club.
The University of South Carolina’s College of HRSM welcomes the sixth cohort of Tepper Scholars — four standout incoming sport and entertainment management students who will receive substantial scholarships, mentorship and career development through the David and Nicole Tepper Scholars Program.
The August 2025 edition of HRSM news and notes highlights recent achievements, career milestones and scholarly contributions from the University of South Carolina’s College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management faculty, students and alumni.
HRSM students explored career opportunities and industry innovation during an immersive study tour of Las Vegas, visiting leaders in hospitality, sports, tourism and entertainment.
USC retailing student Alycia Elizabeth is building a thriving vintage fashion business rooted in sustainability, style and self-expression.