SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show we talk about the surprising realities encountered by some UofSC students living off-campus, a major schedule update for one Gamecock team, and a critical worker shortage impacting healthcare statewide.
That new apartment excitement is still in the air as many have settled into their new digs around Columbia, but what happens when things start to go wrong? SGTV News 4 reporter Finn Carlin tells us that for one student, their ten-month long maintenance battle has been nothing short of a nightmare.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show we talk about the Cayce and West Columbia city wide mask ordinance, QB questions still lingering in Gamecock football and former students now making their way as future teachers.
There have been more than 33,000 graduates at the University of South Carolina education school, and a new wave of them just entered their own classrooms around the state. SGTV News 4 reporter Calista Yost shows how the graduating class of 20-21 is starting to pass down their knowledge as brand new teachers.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show, we talk about the chaos encountered by students attending the first football game of the season, the beginning of the Shane Beamer era in Columbia, and a new scholarship program for UofSC students.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show, we speak about Governor McMaster signing a new bill, updates to the COVID protocol and Shane Beamer's latest addition to the starting lineup.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina new, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show, we tell you about maintenance delays at off-campus housing facilities, the Gamecocks' newest starting quarterback, and an exciting opportunity for UofSC students to watch a movie at Strom.
After an S.C. legislative proviso was analyzed by state Attorney General Alan Wilson to prohibit state colleges and universities from mandating mask wearing in their facilities, a recent S.C. Supreme Court ruling interpreted things in a different way. SGTV News 4 Reporter Finn Carlin tells you why UofSC put their mask mandate back in place and how it might help mitigate the threat of the contagious Delta variant of COVID-19.
Earlier tonight, UofSC President Bob Caslen announced his resignation. SGTV Station Manager and News 4 reporter Kendall Smith has the story.
In a year defined by the COVID-19 pandemic, many have felt closed indoors, making it difficult to create connections with others. For one UofSC freshman, a miniature Dachshund meant the difference between a distant and close relationship with their community. SGTV News 4 reporter Finn Carlin shows how the strongest bonds can come from anywhere, in any size.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought about both social and financial challenges, hitting small businesses trying to stay on their feet. But, in Columbia, one music shop was able to succeed amidst the struggle with help from the community and the resurgence of vinyl records. SGTV News 4 reporter Calista Pushman tells you why their past is not only their present, but their future.
On this episode of Friday Morning Live, we discuss Columbia protestors taking to the streets, a movie night in a grand location, and your best chance to see the spring football team.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show, we tell you about new South Carolina education laws, a new university partnership with the MLS, and trivia and entertainment events in the Columbia area.
On this episode of Friday Morning Live, we discuss the death of a British royal, where to find food and fun around Columbia this spring, and the new energy surrounding the Gamecock football team.
Inappropriate text messages, unwanted sexual advances and continuous inaction describe the stories of students who have spoken up about the behavior of their professors at UofSC. Though they have been removed from the classroom, these instructors still remain on university payroll, which students say is unacceptable. SGTV News 4 reporter Marisa Gjuraj tells how they are using their voices to demand change.
There's a place on the UofSC campus where students are learning to express themselves in different ways. SGTV News 4 reporter Frank Martinez will take you to a small tunnel, connecting the Darla Moore School of Business to a sciences building, where things are becoming colorful.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show, we tell you about when and where to make a COVID vaccine appointment, the continued reign of the Gamecocks Women’s basketball team and a place on campus that has been turned into a canvas for students.
SGTV Nightly News brings you the latest on all things Columbia and Carolina news, sports and entertainment. On tonight's show, we discuss Columbia heroes, the Gamecocks Women's Basketball team's winning streak, and the return of goat yoga on campus.
On this episode of Friday Morning Live, we discuss how the city of Columbia will soon reopen their parks and amenities, the firestorm on social media surrounding the NCAA, and which celebrity recently had an unwanted guest in their apartment.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the University of South Carolina opted against having a traditional spring break in 2021. Despite the circumstances, students are still making the most of their time off this spring. SGTV News 4 Reporter Will Kronsberg has the story.