Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. joined South Carolina ETV's Beryl Dakers in Beaufort, South Carolina to discuss his latest project, Reconstruction.

In 2010, SCETV's former news and public affairs program, THE BIG PICTURE, captured footage from a special dedication ceremony. The University of South Carolina celebrated the official opening of The Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library. Dignitaries from across the...

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- South Carolina Educational Television (SCETV) and South Carolina Public Radio today announced coverage plans for the funeral services of the Honorable Ernest Frederick “Fritz” Hollings. On Monday, April 15, SCETV will provide press pool coverage of Sen...

A common question, often asked by students beginning yoga is, how should I breathe when I practice. First simply keep breathing. Try not to hold your breath during a pose or while moving between them and generally, when you expand your body, like raising your arms overhead...

This Week in South Carolina host Gavin Jackson sits down with Sara Goldsby, director of South Carolina Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse services, to discuss the ongoing opioid epidemic. Highlights: 70,000 Americans died from drugs, 47,600 just from opioids in 2017, that’s more...

For immediate release: April 4, 2019 COLUMBIA, S.C. -- "While I Breathe, I Hope," a documentary feature film about South Carolina politician and CNN commentator Bakari Sellers, will premiere on South Carolina Educational Television (SCETV) at 6 p.m. on April 7. Immediately...

Gavin Jackson sat down with Department of Corrections director, Brian Stirling to examine current issues the prison system is facing. Highlights: 36 inmates on death row in South Carolina can't be executed since lethal injection drugs aren't available New drone technology,...

"That's one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind." -Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of America's victory in the "Space Race" against the Soviet Union. Ever since humanity first existed on earth, humans have looked up into the sky to look...

One of the simplest ways to quiet an agitated mind or unsettled heart, is to simply breathe. The breath is the primary vehicle of our vital life force energy, which is called prana in Sanskrit. In addition to animating our body, prana is also intimately intertwined with our...

“When we play pinball it’s not just standing there and hitting buttons. You are physically manipulating the cabinet and moving the game around so strength is involved, finesse is involved,” says Fredrick Richardson who has been professionally competing in pinball...

Dear Viewers and Listeners: This month SCETV is proud to offer the fourth national season of Reel South . Hosted by Valerie June, this anthology series showcases documentaries rooted in the tradition of Southern storytelling, highlighting diverse Southern voices, topics,...

What is yoga? Yoga has become so popular here in the west and it is worth our time to understand the meaning of the word more fully. Yoga originated in ancient India. The actual word "Yoga," means to bring into union or to yoke, to unite, to connect. Therefore, yoga is the...

Recently in Charleston, the newest ship in the U.S. Navy arsenal was commissioned…the USS Charleston. More than 40 ships have been named after people and places in South Carolina, and this is the sixth ship to be named after the Holy City. Thousands of people turned out to...

April provides a wide array of interesting programs for teachers and students! Innovative PBS KIDS programs on ETV encourage our children to explore the outdoors! Don’t miss Holocaust Remembrance, Easter and Earth Day specials, plus Reconstruction: America After the Civil...

Carolina Classrooms: Applying for College airs March 27, 7:00 – 8:00 PM on SCETV. The hour-long program features an important panel discussion with the Commission on Higher Education and admissions representatives from South Carolina colleges and universities. These...