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The Russell House Ballroom hosted “Cirque de USC” on Sept. 19, an event featuring The Great DuBois, a variety circus act that included juggling phenom Michael DuBois and his contortionist wife Viktoria Grimmy.
Sexuality and the environment may seem unrelated at first, but Alex Anderson, a member of USC’s gardening club, relates both to cultural inequalities.
The courtyard of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church was filled with people enjoying flavorful food and live music as the Columbia Greek Festival began this Thursday.
Music can help make gay clubs feel like centers of community for everyone, according to those who create and participate in it.
Alternative Black music is a spectrum. With choices from Saba to PinkPantheress, sometimes finding out where to start can be the hardest part. Well, no worries. All of these artists create an unspeakable vibe that can guide you to what could be your new favorite artist.
An early showing of a new PBS documentary series by 16-time Emmy award-winning director Ken Burns, "The U.S. and the Holocaust," premiered Wednesday on campus before its official release on Sept. 18.
A rainbow Christmas tree, greeting cards for the LGBTQIA+ community, and colorful mugs produced by LGBTQIA+ artists decorate the inside of Curiosity Coffee Bar located in Elmwood Park. They're an integral part of both the business and the inclusive community that the owners aspire to build, according to owner Sandra Moscato.
Show: "House of the Dragon"
The Dachsunds of Columbia is a group whose members love their wiener dogs so much that it organizes meet-ups to connect with other pups in the city.
Jordin and Dustin Lindsey, twin brothers who played football at USC under former head coach Steve Spurrier, never expected to one day return to campus to sell their childhood recipes in Russell House. The re-imagined Food Lab grants the twins — and four other local restaurants — the new venue to share their food.
People regularly question Darius Jones, the president and CEO of South Carolina Black Pride, why the Black pride movement exists separate from statewide LGBTQIA+ communities.
Taylor Swift lovers united Friday, Sept. 2, 2022, at The Senate to dress up and belt out her music at the Cruel Summer Dance Party.
The up-and-coming percussion quartet Sandbox Percussion will give audiences a one-of-a-kind contemporary music experience at the USC School of Music on Sept. 9.
The walls of Melissa Pierce's shop at The Barnyard Flea Market in Lexington are lined with prints of her digital artwork — colorful fantasy pieces featuring a cast of neon characters like bright, wide-eyed mermaids and dragons with sweeping wings.
The Trustus Theater is celebrating its 37th anniversary by putting on the upcoming production, “At the Heart of it All,” a multimedia event showcasing the legacy of the theater's founders and its history.
Song: “Hold Me Closer”
For a few weeks every summer, one million purple birds descend on Lake Murray's Bomb Island. The birds only stick around long enough to feast on insects, forming clouds so thick they're often called a "haze," before migrating south for the winter.
Instagram feeds were inundated with sun-streaked photos from the Amalfi Coast of Italy and photo dumps from cobbled European lanes. It seems everyone studied abroad this summer — and they will not-so-subtly let you know it.
USC's Department of Theatre and Dance expects to bring a standout performance lineup this fall, which will showcase an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and Bess Wohl’s "Small Mouth Sounds."
Rap artist T-Pain will headline the annual Cockstock concert in October, Carolina Productions announced Tuesday.