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From classroom to career: USCA senior gains real-world insight through SRNS internship
USCA freshman rider Lucy Cubbage advances to Zones after taking home regionals win
Career Services hosts largest fair focused on career and workforce readiness
Freshman rider Lucy Cubbage gallops into IHSA regionals at Lander
Aiken Sunrise Rotary named USCA business major student of month
![Several USCA veteran-students, including Mick Foster, USCA '26, received $2,000 scholarships from The Gifting Tree Foundation, which will be used to help pay expenses, including food and utilities. [USCA photo by John Antaki]](/media/usca/departments/marketing-amp-communication/news/2025/PIX-Foster-for-Gifting-Tree.jpg)
‘Where service matters and veterans thrive’: Local foundation honors USCA students with scholarships
![USCA’s chapter of Beta Alpha Psi , the international financial honor organization, hosted a professional development seminar Nov. 11 for all students, which featured representatives from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions. [Courtesy photo]](/media/usca/departments/marketing-amp-communication/news/2025/USCA-PHOTO-BAP-SRNS.JPG)
Professional organization preps students for real world
Business major goes from the soccer field to Army ranks
![Abigail Reesor, USCA ’29, is gearing up to meet the demands of the holiday season with her Bake It Till You Make It gourmet cookies and cakes. She said she applies lessons learned in her business classes to her own company. [Courtesy photo]](/media/usca/departments/marketing-amp-communication/news/2025/PIX-Abigail-with-cookies.JPG)
USCA student enjoys sweet taste of success with baking business
![Jonathan Alvarez, USCA ’26, started his own mobile detailing business, known as 540Suds, in 2023. He's now planning to open an ice cream shop with his mother. [Courtesy photo]](/media/usca/departments/marketing-amp-communication/news/2025/Image.jpeg)
Wax now, scoops later: Student builds two sweet ventures
![Brent Hoover, USCA '11, and the South Carolina Small Business Development Center work with USCA students interested in starting their own businesses. SBDC provides for-profit start-up and existing businesses free consultation, whether exploring product ideas, creating business plans or building funding sources. [Courtesy photo]](/media/usca/departments/marketing-amp-communication/news/2025/brent-hoover-headshot-2023.jpeg)
USCA student-entrepreneurs urged to open their own businesses
USCA fosters students’ entrepreneurial spirit