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When stepping through the squeaking doors of Gentleman’s Closet, customers can almost instantly recognize the classical, vintage aesthetic and historical presence it portrays through its style of work and business attire.
A Columbia cafe is looking to diversify customers' palates and stoke their interests in healthy eating through its plant-based offerings.
More than 300 students and faculty gathered at the Koger Center for the Arts on Saturday to observe annual stylistic performances from Bollywood-fusion dance teams.
Last year was considered by many to be the summer of women, with Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, Greta Gerwig’s "Barbie" and Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour empowering women all over the world.
February is fast approaching, and you're starting to need warmer layers every day to ward off the air's cold chill. The pitch darkness outside when you leave for class in the evening or go out for dinner creates a dreary atmosphere. While the freezing temperatures may damper your Gamecock spirit, listening to some good music to match the mood can make you feel better.
Colleen Clark started playing drums when she was little.
"The Art of Influence" was a collaboration between the Columbia Museum of Art and Nickelodeon Theater highlighting late fashion designer Lee Alexander McQueen and how his inspiration from film shaped his work.
To many members of the visually impaired community, touch is imperative to the way they see the world. The "Do Not Touch" signs in museums can hinder their ability to experience art as a result.
The Five Points Association revealed its line-up Tuesday for the 2024 St. Pat's in Five Points festival, which will consist of performances from bands such as Lawrence, The War and Treaty, Futurebirds, Sister Hazel and Conner Smith.
Joshua Campbell sits down every day to play the piano. The routine helps him improve his craft, but that’s not the only reason behind his desire to play. For him, playing the piano helps him unwind after a long day.
Chefs will try their hand at new, creative dishes as food-lovers of the Midlands will head to local restaurants to take advantage of a week dedicated to eating out.
As we reflect on the past year and the changes we have gone through, we move into the new year with fresh aspirations for ourselves and goals to excel in the future.
The Rockin’ Resolutions Fundraiser was hosted Sunday night by USC's School of Music and the USC Music Industry Studies program, aiming to support the future careers of Music Industry Studies students with a night of music and philanthropy.
More than 40 USC dance students will show off their ability to compose motions and perform them in a choreography showcase on Tuesday.
The sweet smell of cookies and competition filled the air at NoMa Warehouse and Davis Architecture over the weekend as gingerbread enthusiasts, architecture admirers and residents of Columbia gathered for the the South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition and Exhibition.
Movie: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes”
The weather is getting chillier, and the leaves have stopped falling, which can only mean one thing: It's officially winter.
It’s not a secret that this time of year is hard. There are only a few weeks left in the semester, but the end seems so far away. With finals season and due dates approaching, it's easy to get overwhelmed.
Local poets are working to teach Columbia high schoolers how to debate opinions and express emotions through poetry with a new program at Richland Library Sandhills.
A new USC School of Music program is hoping to revitalize Russell Underground by bringing together music lovers for student performances and professional experience.