The University of South Carolina's Provost Advisory Committee for Women's Initiative (PACWI) hosted an event pushing to pass SC Bill H3560 that would grant twelve weeks of paid parental leave for state employees in the event of a birth or adoption. Reporter: Alex Tetor Producer: Riley Hackett, Zane Heinlein, Alex Tetor
Tonight on Student News at Seven, we discuss this upcoming allergy season, the firing of UofSC men's basketball head coach Frank Martin and the reopening of the Melton Observatory on campus. Anchors: Megan Daukshus (News), Kendra Wilcher (News), Myra Salters (Sports), Beyonce Watson (Entertainment), Caiden Dinkins (Weather) Producers: Connor Fisher, Zane Heinlein, Ilona Donovan Tech: Emma Gouiran, Quincy Lell, Grace Weismantel
USC Student, Lillie Catherine Hyman is participating in this year's Miss SC USA Pageant for a chance at the crown. The skills she's acquired at USC have aided her not only in her pageant journey, but her own. Reporter: Caroline Smith Producer: Rachel Carter, Caroline Smith, Zane Heinlein
Carolina Calendar keeps you up to date on what’s happening on the USC campus and around Columbia. This week we discussed the weather forecast for spring break, some TV shows to check out during our week off, and upcoming USC baseball games. Anchors: Calista Pushman & Will Kronsberg Producers: Zane Heinlein & Riley Hackett
Tonight on Student News at Seven, we discuss the student government presidential results, our women's basketball team heading to the SEC tournament, and an expanded special unit in the Columbia Police Department. Anchors: Tatum Miller and Courtney McClain (News), Colleen Sholtis (Sports), Brianna Rao (Entertainment), Bryce Glenn (Weather) Producers: Alex Tetor, Riley Hackett, Aidan Peck Tech: Maddie Verzyl, Will Kronsberg
In this special program, News 4 reporters Calista Pushman and Will Kronsberg have everything you need to know coming into the Student Government Runoff Election. We summarized the primary race, broke down the votes, and got to sit down for exclusive interviews with presidential candidates Reedy Newton and Gurujjal Ropra. Anchors: Calista Pushman, Will Kronsberg Producers: Calista Pushman, Will Kronsberg, Zane Heinlein Tech: Maddie Verzyl, Will Kronsberg
Tonight on Student News at Seven, we discuss new state legislature incentivizing teaching, Gamecock baseball's successful weekend on the diamond, and events to help de-stress during midterms. Anchors: Calista Pushman (news), Meagan Daukshus (news), Myra Salters (sports), Jahleel Johnson (entertainment), Caiden Dinkins (weather) Producers: Ilona Donovan, Connor Fisher, Zane Heinlein Tech: Emma Gouiran, Quincy Lell, Grace Weismantel
Tonight on Student News at Seven, we discuss the Student Government election results, Gamecock baseball's successful week on the field, and a new statue in Five Points with a sentimental meaning.
In West Columbia, the sounds strummed and sung in Bill's Pickin' Parlor are some of the only bluegrass tunes to be heard in South Carolina. But the people that come to listen are part of a dwindling group of bluegrass listeners as the uncommon country genre is becoming less popular. SGTV News 4 reporter Finn Carlin shows you how these pickers and pluckers are keeping bluegrass going.
In West Columbia, the sounds strummed and sung in Bill's Pickin' Parlor are some of the only bluegrass tunes to be heard in South Carolina. But the people that come to listen are part of a dwindling group of bluegrass listeners as the uncommon country genre is becoming less popular. SGTV News 4 reporter Finn Carlin shows how these pickers and pluckers are keeping bluegrass going.
Tonight on Student News at Seven we discuss the updated mask mandates on campus, opening weekend for South Carolina baseball, and how you can be a poet with Gamecock Entertainment.
Brittany Broski sat down to talk to us about coming to Columbia, advice on college, some of her favorites places to eat and more. An Aggie at heart, she misses the South and her feelings on coming back to visit.
Tonight on Student News at Seven we discuss the People's Rally for Abortion Justice at the SC Statehouse today, our men's basketball team's recent win against Ole Miss, and some new restaurants that are making their way to Five Points.
With a gift of $1.5 Million spread over three years by energy infrastructure company Williams, the University of South Carolina's Civil Rights Education Center will now be able to reach more audiences and expand its collection of South Carolina Civil Rights history.
Gathering outside of the South Carolina Statehouse, the People's Rally for Abortion Justice protests specifically against bills S.907 and S.988. Both are anti-abortion legislation that would impact the access and legalization of abortion throughout South Carolina.
On February 15, 2022, candidates for Student Body President, Vice President, and Speaker of the Student Senate debated one week prior to the election. SGTV's Will Kronsberg and Zane Heinlein provided commentary between sections. Here's the timestamps for the start of each segment: Rules: 0:04:00 Speaker of the Student Senate: 0:06:21 Student Body Vice President: 0:18:31 Student Body President: 0:38:26 For more information on the debate or individual candidates, check out The Daily Gamecock's coverage! ALL AUDIO AND FOOTAGE IN THIS VIDEO BELONG TO SGTV. ANY THIRD PARTY USAGE MUST BE APPROVED BY THE STATION.
SGTV and The Daily Gamecock collaborated on interviewing candidates for the 2022 Student Government Executive Election. Timestamps: SENATE: 0:08 | VICE PRESIDENT: 9:33 | PRESIDENT: 28:40 | ALL AUDIO AND FOOTAGE IN THIS VIDEO BELONG TO SGTV. ANY THIRD PARTY USAGE MUST BE APPROVED BY THE STATION.
Carolina Calendar keeps you up to date on what’s happening on the USC campus and around Columbia. This week we discussed the upcoming Imagine Dragons concert, fun events on campus, and an update on the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Student News at Seven (SNAS) brings you the latest news, sports, entertainment and weather for your Monday evening. Tonight we discuss the medical marijuana bill passing in the SC Senate, the latest in men's basketball, and how to get involved in a fashion show on campus.
The UofSC NAACP Collegiate chapter and the SC NAACP Youth&College Division led the Aim to Rename Protest calling for the repeal of the Heritage Act that bans the alteration and removal of South Carolina monuments or the rededication of buildings named after historical figures.