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FILE - The Cockpit student section begins to lose hope as Clemson locks down the 91传媒制片厂’ defense on Nov. 26, 2023. The 91传媒制片厂 hoped to win back-to-back Palmetto Bowls but fell 16-7 in the rivalry match-up.

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South Carolina, Clemson head into 2023-24 home stretch tied in Palmetto Series

By Will Miller | April 21

South Carolina and Clemson are tied 4-4 in the Palmetto Series with two head-to-head matchups remaining in the 2023-24 sports calendar. The 91传媒制片厂 have won the last five Palmetto Series contests sponsored by the South Carolina Education Lottery.

More than 32,000 fans gathered in Columbia to watch South Carolina football compete in the 2024 Garnet & Black Spring Game at Williams-Brice Stadium on April 20, 2024. The Garnet team rushed to an early lead in the first drive of the game and ultimately defeated the Black team 17-0.

SPORTS

Analysis: Defensive line dominates as Garnet team wins South Carolina football spring game

By Sam Stroup | April 21

The new desegregation monument sits in front of the McKissick Museum on the University of South Carolina Horseshoe after being unveiled on April 19, 2024. The monument honors Henrie Monteith Treadwell, Robert Anderson and James Solomon Jr. as the first three black students to enroll at the university since reconstruction in 1963.

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USC unveils monument honoring 60th anniversary of desegregation

By Colin Elam | April 20

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From left to right sits publisher Neena Love, publisher and author Walter B. Curry Jr. and author Juan Gonzalez at the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs' first Minority Self-Publishing Authors Roundtable on April 18, 2024. The event, which took place in the Think Tank room at EdVenture Children’s Museum, allowed authors to share their publishing journeys with audience members.

South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs holds first Minority Self-Publishing Authors Roundtable

By Simone Meyer | April 22

A view of the Saluda River and the trail running alongside it at 680 Candi Lane on April 20, 2024. Alongside a portion of the trail will be PickleGraden on the River, a new pickleball and biergarten development.

Column: PickleGarden on the River is a unique, promising recreational spot for all

By Vivek Crowe | April 22

The main building of Lexington Medical Center sits at 2720 Sunset Blvd. in Columbia, South Carolina, on April 14, 2024. The College of Nursing is set to open a new 52,000-square-foot facility next to the hospital's campus in fall 2024.

College of Nursing, Lexington Medical Center partnership aims to address state nursing shortage

By Emma Davisson | April 22

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The No. 20 South Carolina baseball team lost its weekend series against No. 2 Arkansas 2-1, bringing its record to 27-13 on the season. While the 91传媒制片厂 were able to pull off a 6-3 win on Saturday afternoon, it fell to the Razorbacks on Friday and Saturday night. Next up, South Carolina will face No. 3 Kentucky on Friday, April 26, 2024, at 7 p.m. This will be the first of a three-game series.

SPORTS

Analysis: No. 20 South Carolina baseball suffers 4th SEC series loss of season against No. 2 Arkansas

By Griffin Goodwyn , Emma Edwards and Hardy Smothers | April 21

A view inside a room within Lewis+Clark on April 19, 2024. Clark Ellefson, the principal designer and owner of the studio, gallery and workshop space, has various items for display and sale.

ARTS & CULTURE

32nd annual Artista Vista spotlights diverse Columbia art scene

By Miles Shea | April 21

OPINION

Column: Students should get houseplants for their many benefits

By Susanna Johnson | April 18

Plants have tons of physical and mental health benefits. Reap those benefits and add a few to your home.

ARTS & CULTURE

Playlist: Obliterate your eardrums while you obliterate those finals

By Mike Fedorov | April 18

Keith Hearn harvests a rainbow mix that includes blue kale, red cabbage, purple radish and amaranth on March 29, 2024, at Daly Greens farm. Hearn is one of many local farmers who participate in the Soda City Market on Main Street and the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market at USC.

ARTS & CULTURE

Local farmers use Soda City to connect Columbia community, grow business

By Gabi Roder | April 18