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FILE - The Cockpit student section begins to lose hope as Clemson locks down the Gamecocks’ defense on Nov. 26, 2023. The Gamecocks hoped to win back-to-back Palmetto Bowls but fell 16-7 in the rivalry match-up.
South Carolina football kicked off its 2024 campaign with the Garnet & Black Spring Game Saturday night at Williams-Brice Stadium where the Garnet team defeated the Black team 17-0.
South Carolina Athletics is tied in its overall matchups against Clemson for this year's in-state rivalry, putting it in jeopardy of losing some hardware and bragging rights.
A sign reading "Out of Order" is taped to the doors of an elevator near East Quad and the Blossom Street Garage on March 29, 2024. The elevator grants students who are unable to use the nearby staircase access to the pedestrian bridge that crosses over Blossom Street and connects to the center of campus.
The control panel sits outside of elevator EV01 in the Solomon Blatt Physical Education Center on March 29, 2024. The elevator, which until recently was labeled as out of order, allows people to access all part of the building
Student body Treasurer Jacob Vaught has always stayed busy.
FILE - Lead singer of the band Bad Blood Hope Overlook plays the guitar during a performance at Plazapolooza on Oct. 2, 2023. Overlook started the band in September 2023.
Pitching has been a strong suit for the South Carolina softball team throughout the 2024 season, as its pitching staff has accumulated a 1.84 earned run average through 44 contests.
Second-year international business and entrepreneurship student Chris Park is one of many University of South Carolina students with an international background. While Park was born in Lexington, South Carolina, both of his parents are from South Korea.
Iowa senior guard Caitlin Clark walks down the red carpet into Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on April 7, 2024. Clark's fans lined the carpet, with hundreds of them wearing her jersey number: 22.
USC's student senate appointed three senators and passed one piece of legislation at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
The buzzer sounding at the end of the national championship game gave the South Carolina women’s basketball team an opportunity to celebrate its on-court accomplishments. The Gamecocks had just clinched its third NCAA Tournament title and completed its first-ever undefeated season, finishing the 2023-24 campaign with a perfect 38-0 record.
Senior center Kamilla Cardoso moved to the United States from her home in Brazil at the age of 15 to pursue her dream of playing collegiate basketball. When she arrived in America, she “didn’t know a lick of English,” according to sophomore guard Raven Johnson, who played on the same AAU team as Cardoso.
Confetti falls as the Gamecock women's basketball team celebrates earning a national title on stage in Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. This victory completed the "revenge tour" and an undefeated season for the Gamecocks.
Freshman guard Tessa Johnson, junior guard Bree Hall, senior center Sakima Walker and senior guard Te-Hina Paopao hug in celebration after winning the national championship game. The Gamecocks completed a perfect, undefeated season ending in a national title for the first time in program history.
Gamecock freshman guard Tessa Johnson fights to grab the ball from Hawkeye junior guard Sydney Affolter in the final minutes of the national championship game on April 7, 2024. The Gamecocks fought back from an 11 point deficit to win the game 87-75.
Senior guard Te-Hina Paopao drives the the basket during the national championship game in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 7, 2024. Paopao scored 15 points for the Gamecocks during the team's 87-75 victory.
Gamecock freshman guard Tessa Johnson completes a 3-point shot for the Gamecocks during the team's national championship victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes. Johnson scored a career-high 19 points for the Gamecocks, leading the team in scoring.
Gamecock senior center Kamilla Cardoso and Hawkeye fifth-year guard Gabbie Marshall fight for the ball during the the national championship game on April 7, 2024. Marshall tallied three steals for the Hawkeyes during the team's second consecutive loss in the championship game.
Sophomore forward Chloe Kitts attempts a layup as the Gamecocks earn a national championship by defeating the Iowa Hawkeyes 87-75.