Tag: Gamecocks
State high school basketball championships returning to Columbia
South Carolina’s high school basketball state championships are returning to Columbia after a five-year absence.
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Women’s basketball’s new revenue model hints at more equitable future
The new model is an important step in giving women’s sports the recognition it deserves.
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Carolina Day highlights the impact of higher education
Gamecocks from across the state came together to celebrate and advocate for USC.
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Cocky’s gone commercial: A look behind the Nissan campaign
Cocky leaves the field for a Nissan Rogue.
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Celebrating a third NCAA Championship!
See the sights and scenes at Sunday’s championship parade
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How Soda City Thrifts became a model for blending thrifting, campus life
The USC student-run business is a model for others in the community.
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New SEC gameday trends show up in Columbia stores
People are adapting the trend of “gameday” fashion, taking football to a new level.
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Williams-Brice welcomes record number of students
Roughly 4,000 students were given tickets outside the student section for the game between Furman and the University of South Carolina.
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Columbia sporting events increasingly attract tourists, boost local businesses
Sports tourism is a contributing factor in the expansion of Columbia’s businesses thanks to the variety of events that visit the Soda City.
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South Carolina women’s basketball sees five go to WNBA draft
Aliyah Boston was the No. 1 pick, going to the Indiana Fever. Five of South Carolina women’s basketball players were drafted within the first 25 players.
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USC lacrosse team brings newfound meaning to club athletics
Gamecock lacrosse has been at the forefront of the evolution of club sports at the university, having won two national championships in the past four years.
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Ticket limit leads to ‘difficult decisions’ for parents of graduating Gamecocks
Graduation tickets are officially available to Gamecock students. But for some families of graduating seniors, the five-ticket limit does not cover their entire family.
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