09/09/2024
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SGTV is the student-run television channel airing online at sgtvonline. Email our station manager to get involved today.
Calista Pushman
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(803) 777-3760
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Russell House University Union
1400 Greene St, Suite 344
Columbia, SC 29208
20/08/2024
Have an interest in filmmaking, producing, anchoring, news, sports, entertainment, tech or live sketch comedy?
Join USC’s student-run television station! Learn more about SGTV and how to get involved at one of our upcoming interest meetings :clapper:
Sept. 2 @ 6-7 p.m. Russell 304
Sept. 3 @ 6-7 p.m. Russell 304
Sept. 4 @ 7-8 p.m. Russell 315
20/03/2024
🗓️ It’s officially Day! When you give today, you offer support to SGTV in creating content and opportunities of professional development. Donate to support SGTV by visiting here: https://give4garnet.sc.edu/giving-day/79611/donate?des=609640&dept=79632
27/02/2024
Show your support for SGTV by joining us in Give 4 Garnet!
Give 4 Garnet is a 1 day, 18 hour, and 01 minute giving event that brings together Gamecocks from all around the world to support their favorite USC departments, programs, and teams. This year SGTV is participating!
Save the date and share this post with your friends and family to help make a big difference! For more information visit give4garnet.sc.edu.
10/11/2023
This is a short clip from Ball Don't Lie where Spencer and JP discuss the initial College Football Playoff rankings. Ball Don't Lie is SGTV's flagship sports talk show. Watch it live every Friday morning at 11 a.m!
🎙️: JP Barry & Spencer Ball
🎥: Tyler Perrone
08/11/2023
SGTV Sports Reporter Ally Popielarczyk recaps this week in Gamecock athletics.
🎙️: Ally Popielarczyk anchor
🎥: George Bagwell
19/10/2023
On the night before Friday the 13th, in the spooky month of October, our favorite Spooky Scary Sketch Comedy group performs 3 horrifying scripts one after another!
Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQeALstM8ck
19/10/2023
This week for 60 Second Sports, SGTV Sports Reporter Sydney Corcoran recaps this week in Gamecock Athletics.
🎙️: Sydney Corcoran
🎥: Violet Raftery
19/10/2023
This week on Newswrap, reporter Grace Berkery talks about the annual Alzheimer's walk, the upcoming fall break for USC students, and upcoming changes to the dominant search engine: Google.
🎙️: Grace Berkery
🎥: Chloe Findlay
13/10/2023
USC's NPHC held the annual Homecoming Step Show this past Thursday. Watch Fraternities and Sororities compete on who can step the best. Tigris Abdur-Rahim has the story.
Check out our YouTube channel for more.
🎙️: Tigris Abdur-Rahim,
🎥: Hunter Mattes, , CJ Rosenberger, .rosenberger_
02/10/2023
The South Carolina Softball team hosts Georgia Southern and Duke for exhibition games.
Check out our YouTube for more!
🎙️: Abby Yeary .yeary
🎥: Karenna Porter , Sean Ferrone , Jack Frankenfield , & Carly McConnell .x.mcconnell
02/10/2023
The South Carolina Women’s Volleyball team hosts Florida for an SEC matchup.
Check out our YouTube for more!
🎙️: Jordan Strauss
🎥: Hailey Brown , Myah Wintrode
02/10/2023
The annual Columbia Con brings together comic book fans from across the state!
Check out our YouTube channel for more!
🎙️: Alex Tetor
🎥: JW Kornahrens
28/09/2023
Has AI taken over Carolina Tonight? Nah, I’m just shrimp-ly messing around. Did you miss the Carolina Tonight show? Don't worry we got you covered!
Catch up on last week’s Carolina Tonight Show on the SGTV Creative YouTube!
25/09/2023
Gamecock Football picks up its first SEC win of the season against Mississippi State on Sept. 23, 2023.
Check out our YouTube page for more!
🎙️: Sydney Corcoran .corcoran .media
🎥: Violet Raftery .raftery
25/09/2023
The Ovarian Cancer Coalition of South Carolina helped spread awareness for ovarian cancer by releasing butterflies at the State House.
Check out our YouTube page for more!
🎙️: CJ Rosenberger .rosenberger_
🎥: CJ Rosenberger .rosenberger_, Erin Smith .s.renee
31/08/2023
Are you interested in joining the student-run television station here on campus? Do you have a passion for filmmaking, producing, anchoring, news, sports, entertainment, tech or live sketch comedy? Have no fear SGTV is here! Come to one of our interest meetings to learn more!
RSVP on Garnet Gate or DM us for more information!
[ : Displayed prominently at the top-left corner of the screen are the words "Join SGTV," accompanied by a Canon film camera positioned at the bottom right. Directly below the SGTV logo, the relevant dates for the upcoming interest meetings are displayed - September 4th, 5th, and 7th. The meetings on the 4th and 5th will be held at Russell House 205 while the 7th will be held in Russell House 305 all begging at 8 p.m.]
27/02/2023
Lester Don Holt Jr. was born March 8, 1959 on Hamilton Air Force Base, Marin County, California
Holt became the first African American to solo anchor a weekday network nightly newscast when he began to anchor NBC Nightly News. He was ranked as the most trusted TV news anchor in America in a 2018 poll. He also known for his moderation of the first presidential debate of 2016.
Some of the awards and honors that Holt has received is his induction into the California Hall of Fame in October 2015, Alan B. DuMont Broadcaster of the Year from Montclair State University recipient in 2016, 2016 NABJ Journalist of the Year Award from the National Association of Black Journalists, and 2019 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism.
[ Lester Don Holt Jr. with gold frame. Key facts]
20/02/2023
Samuel Cornish was born in Delaware in 1795.
Samuel Cornish was a journalist and minister who founded Freedom’s Journal in 1827 in NYC. Freedom’s Journal was the first African-American owned and operated newspaper in the United States. The purpose was to create a medium to allow African Americans to plead their own cause and fight against the white publications that misrepresented them.
Freedom’s Journal was published weekly and was circulated in 11 states as well as Canada, Haiti, and Europe. Cornish used his position as senior editor to inform the public about the abolitionist movement. He published crimes committed by white people to undo associations of Black people with criminality. He highlighted the births, deaths, and achievements of African Americans in NYC.
Cornish resigned after six months, but after his co-editor John Russwurm began promoting colonization, he returned and replaced Freedom’s Journal with The Rights of All. Although it didn’t survive more than a year, Cornish paved the way for many Black-owned newspapers to follow.
[accessibility: Samuel Cornish with gold frame. Key facts]
17/02/2023
A big thank you to everyone who came out the other night to show our Carolina Tongiht Show some love! Our team works very hard to put in these shows, and it means so much to see a ton of familiar faces in the crowd. To the CT team CONGRATS on an amazing performance! 🙌🏼😊
[ : pictures of actors from the Carolina Tonight comedy on stage ]
14/02/2023
HAPPY VALENTINE’s DAY FROM SGTV ❤️
To spread a little more love to SGTV our members decided to write messages to others within the organization! Here are a couple of messages that our members sent in.
13/02/2023
🚨ALERT CAROLINA TONIGHT SHOW🚨
Are you sad about not having a valentine this year? Have no fear… Carolina Tonight is here to be your perfect valentine!
Come out to their FIRST show TONIGHT February 13 from 8 p.m in Russell House Underground!
[ : Carolina Tonight with hearts around it and two guys holding hands up to make an heart]
10/02/2023
Delilah L. Beasley began her journalism career at the early age of 12 as a correspondent at the Cleveland Gazette, where she wrote about local civic and religious news.
In the early 20th century, Beasley settled in Oakland, California, where she worked as a nurse. While working, Beasley enrolled part-time in history courses and trained herself in historical research by visiting libraries, exploring archives, and conducting oral interviews with black residents about their personal experiences. Beasley took the information she gathered and self-published a book that chronicled Black Americans’ notable achievements in early California.
Beasley became the first Black woman consistently published in a major metropolitan newspaper, the Oakland Tribune. Beasley’s weekly Tribune column covered black regional happenings. The column's influence would positively change how the black community was both perceived and discussed in Oakland.
[ : Delilah L. Beasley with gold frame ]
19/01/2023
Meet the 2023 SGTV Executive Team!
Swipe for more information on how to get in contact with the head of each branch! We are so excited to be working with everyone this year!
[ : 2023 SGTV Executive Team.
Station Manager: Caroline Smith, Assistant Station Manager: Spencer Ball, Engagement Director: Ilona Donovan, Public Outreach Director: Grace Weismantel, Marketing Directors: Sophia Hemsey & Nickolas Hill, News 4 Director: Alexander Tetor, News EP: CJ Rosenberger, Sports EP: Courtney Hollmon, Entertainment EP: Samuel Candor, Creative Director: Johnthan Yi, Carolina Tonight EP: Ethan Goodman, 1080C EP’s: Trevor Valentine & Hadley Schaffer, Assistant Training Director: Tyler Perrone, Tech Director: Quincy Lell, Assistant Tech Director: Delaney Flanagan]
30/11/2022
1080C Productions is proud to present ‘Clowning Around’. Check it out in Russell House Theater at 8 p.m. on Friday, December 2nd!
29/11/2022
Last but not least for News November we have our News 4 Branch!
The News branch works to bring our audience timely, prominent and impactful stories happening around Columbia and USC! Check out our YouTube page for more. Stay tuned for some behind scenes and exclusives from our News Branch!
15/11/2022
Guess who’s up next: SGTV’s Sports branch! SGTV is highlighting a different news branch each week in November.
As another branch under our news department, SGTV Sports covers all levels from high school to professional… from local to national… from football to hockey. leads the coverage on our YouTube. Stay tuned for exclusive behind the scenes coverage throughout the week.
09/11/2022
Have you ever wondered about the different branches of SGTV? Have no fear the Engagement Team is here with News November!!
Each week will highlight a different branch of SGTV! This week is our entertainment branch! Lead by , entertainment branch strives to bring you fun and relatable content. Check out all these fantastic shows and packages on our YouTube 24/7
31/10/2022
Even though October is coming to an end it doesn’t mean the spooky season has to end!
Happy halloween from the 1080C crew with some super spooky, scary halloween short films! Check them out on our youtube page!
25/10/2022
Do you like original, hilarious and groundbreaking skits? Come see Carolina Tonight on Thursday, October 27th at 9pm in Rusell Underground!
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This is a short clip from Ball Don't Lie where Spencer and JP discuss the initial College Football Playoff rankings. Ball Don't Lie is SGTV's flagship sports talk show. Watch it live every Friday morning at 11 a.m! 🎙️: JP Barry & Spencer Ball 🎥: Tyler Perrone
SGTV Sports Reporter Ally Popielarczyk recaps this week in Gamecock athletics. 🎙️: Ally Popielarczyk anchor 🎥: George Bagwell #sgtv #gmg #uofsc #studentmedia
This week for 60 Second Sports, SGTV Sports Reporter Sydney Corcoran recaps this week in Gamecock Athletics. 🎙️: Sydney Corcoran 🎥: Violet Raftery #gmg #sgtv #usc #studentmedia
This week on Newswrap, reporter Grace Berkery talks about the annual Alzheimer's walk, the upcoming fall break for USC students, and upcoming changes to the dominant search engine: Google. 🎙️: Grace Berkery 🎥: Chloe Findlay #gmg #usc #studentmedia #sgtv
The Buzz | Apr. 20, 2022
Join us tonight for the final episode of the Buzz!
SGTV Palmetto State Sports | Apr. 19, 2022
Catch us live to find out all the latest news in sports!
SGTV Student News at 7 | Apr. 14, 2022
Join us to catch up on all the latest news!
SGTV Student News at 7 | Apr. 11, 2022
Catch us live at 7 to find out all of the latest news!
SGTV Palmetto State Sports | Mar. 29, 2022
Tune in tonight at 7 to catch up on all the latest news in sports!
SGTV Student News at Seven | Mar. 24th, 2022
Join us tonight to catch up on all the latest news!
Out of Pocket | Mar. 23, 2022
Out of Pocket is a debate-style vodcast showcasing silly arguments in 10 minutes or more. This week, Calista Pushman has some ~wheely~ interesting points to defend her stance on whether there are more wheels or doors in the world.
SGTV Student News at 7 | Mar. 21, 2022
Catch us live to find out all of the latest news.
Out of Pocket | Feb. 28, 2022
Out of Pocket is SGTV's first debate-style vodcast featuring silly arguments in at least 10 minutes. In this episode, Finn Carlin brings up a sticky topic by diving into his not-so-sweet ketchup trauma.
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Email our station manager to get involved today. Spencer Buckler Station Manager [email protected] 803-777-3760 @SGTVatUSC LOCATION Russell House University Union 1400 Greene St, Suite 330 Columbia, SC 29208 EXECUTIVE STAFF Assistant Station Manager Vincent Arceo Technical Director Graham Shroyer Productions Coordinator Lizzie Grosso
Social Media Coordinator Peter Smith Training Coordinator Andi Betancourt PRODUCERS Capital City Sports Tom Santaniello [email protected] @CCSonSGTV News Director Ward Jolles [email protected] @SGTVNews4 Talk of the Town Carolina Tonight 1080C Productions Hannah Perala
