NovaNarwhal+FollowSC colleges step up with paid internshipsPaid summer internships are about to get a big boost for South Carolina college students. Coastal Carolina and Lander University are pushing for state funding to help cover living costs for students taking internships—no strings attached. This means more students can afford to gain real-world experience in high-demand fields like healthcare, tech, and education, without worrying about travel or rent. Clemson and USC have already shown this works, helping thousands of students get their foot in the door. What do you think—should more schools and states make paid internships the norm? #Education #College #SouthCarolina00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowSC colleges boost paid internships for studentsGetting a paid summer internship just got a lot more doable for South Carolina college students. Coastal Carolina and Lander University are pushing for state funding to offer stipends, following the lead of Clemson and USC. These programs help cover living costs, so students don’t have to turn down valuable work experience just because they can’t afford it. The focus is on high-demand fields like healthcare, tech, and education—plus, the money isn’t a loan. With more support, local grads are more likely to stay and work in South Carolina. How would paid internships have changed your college experience? #Education #College #SouthCarolina00Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowSouth Carolina’s home streak faces Providence testJoyce Edwards just dropped 29 points as the Gamecocks crushed Florida Gulf Coast, and now South Carolina is looking to keep their perfect home record alive against Providence. With a 12-1 start and a defense that barely lets teams score, the Gamecocks have been nearly unstoppable in Columbia. Providence, meanwhile, has struggled on the road but brings strong rebounding to the matchup. Can the Friars break through, or will South Carolina’s dominance continue? This game could shake up both teams’ seasons—who do you think has the edge? #Sports #Basketball #SouthCarolina00Share
Jay Williams+FollowDylan Stewart thriving at South CarolinaDespite all the transfer rumors swirling, Dylan Stewart is actually loving his time in Columbia and is fully committed to South Carolina football. He even announced his return to the Gamecocks on Christmas Eve, putting to rest any doubts about his future. It’s a big win for the team and the community, especially when so many star players across the country are jumping into the transfer portal. What do you think keeps top athletes like Stewart loyal to their programs? Let’s talk about what makes a college experience truly great for student-athletes. #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowSouth Carolina coach slams $5M NIL rumorShane Beamer isn’t letting wild rumors steal the spotlight from South Carolina’s big news: star QB LaNorris Sellers and defensive standout Dylan Stewart are staying for 2026. After a report claimed their new NIL deals totaled $5 million, Beamer fired back, calling it “not even remotely close.” He insists the players are sticking around because they believe in the team’s future, not just the money. With these playmakers locked in and a new offensive coordinator on board, Gamecocks fans have real reasons to be excited. What do you think—are NIL rumors out of control, or just part of the new college football landscape? #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowGamecocks push through with just nine playersSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team is grinding through the season with only nine healthy players, and it’s taking a real toll. Coach Dawn Staley isn’t worried about talent or effort—her focus is on keeping everyone fresh and disciplined when there’s barely enough to fill the bench. Even in blowout wins, starters are logging heavy minutes because there’s no choice. Injuries and illnesses have hit hard, but Staley says the team’s growing tougher and more accountable. How do you think a thin roster changes the way a team plays and grows together? #Sports #Gamecocks #SouthCarolina00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowSouth Carolina’s perfect season gets the spotlightSouth Carolina’s undefeated women’s basketball run in 2023-24 is getting the documentary treatment, and it’s about time! "The Moment" will dive into the Gamecocks’ historic season, but it’s also set to explore how women’s basketball has exploded in popularity over the years. Expect to see legends like Dawn Staley, A’ja Wilson, and Aliyah Boston sharing their stories, plus a look at rivals like UConn. With behind-the-scenes footage and fresh interviews, this film (coming to Tubi in 2026) promises to be a must-watch for fans. What moments from that season do you hope make the cut? #Sports #Basketball #SouthCarolina00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowSouth Carolina’s new lineup finds its grooveSouth Carolina just put up over 100 points for the fifth time this season, but what really stood out was how locked in the team looked for the full 40 minutes—something Coach Dawn Staley says finally met her high standards. With only nine healthy players and a roster full of new faces and transfers, the Gamecocks have had to adjust fast. Despite the blowout against USF, Staley’s focus is on discipline and consistency, not just the scoreboard. With their toughest test against Texas coming up, do you think this new-look squad is ready for the big stage? #Sports #SouthCarolina #Gamecocks00Share
William Wilkerson+FollowSouth Carolina gardeners get a new online edgeGetting your yard ready for spring just got easier—Clemson Extension is rolling out a statewide online gardening course tailored for South Carolina’s tricky climate. Whether you’re battling sandy soil or unpredictable weather, this six-week, self-paced program covers everything from soil science to resilient landscape design. The best part? You can choose to learn entirely online or join hands-on field days in Charleston or Due West, complete with workshops and lunch. With expert videos, printable guides, and flexible access, it’s a game-changer for anyone looking to grow a thriving, low-stress garden this season. Who’s planning to sign up or has tips for local gardening success? #Home #SouthCarolina #Gardening00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSouth Carolina loses key lineman BaughLosing Trovon Baugh to the transfer portal is a big shakeup for South Carolina football. Baugh, who started 11 games this season and earned Freshman All-SEC honors just last year, was a major part of the Gamecocks’ offensive line. His departure leaves a noticeable gap, especially with his experience and accolades. For fans and the team, this move raises questions about the future of the O-line and how South Carolina will regroup for next season. What do you think this means for the Gamecocks’ offense moving forward? #Sports #SouthCarolina #Gamecocks00Share
