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University of South Carolina's International Student Association (ISA) hosted its first International Student Showcase Friday on the Russell House Patio. The showcase featured flag presentations, games and performances by a diverse selection of international students and organizations.
Roxxxy Andrews entered the Russell House ballroom stage Wednesday night in a sheer, bedazzled dress, swaying, clapping and twerking along the way.
Live music can look a lot different these days, as virtual platforms are serving as a safer alternative to concerts. Columbia’s digital house show 'At the Addition' makes for an experience like no other for both performers and audience members.
The University of South Carolina Department of Dance welcomed the first day of April with its production, "Excavating Movement." The program featured works filled with energy, color and personality, executed by a collection of USC student dancers.
From theater to computer science students, OverReactors Improv offers a space for students to practice their improv skills and even perform in front of a live audience.
Movie: "Godzilla vs. Kong"
You know what they say: April showers bring May flowers. It's not rare to find ourselves stuck inside due to gloomy weather this spring, quite possibly accompanied by a melancholy mood. We can't change the conditions, but we can change our mindset.
"Every body is a yoga body," say the staff at Fit Columbia, a yoga studio in downtown Five Points.
There is a world of administrative complexities behind every piece of public art. In Columbia, one has to understand how the local government handles arts and culture to best understand this process.
At the corner of Blanding Street and Main Street, Hendrix is fusing a rooftop club atmosphere with an ethically sourced kitchen, according to its website. Hendrix’s dining area offers customers good service and food without “stuffy white tablecloth service."
Running a small business as a female college student can be a difficult task, but these five USC women have channeled their passions and creativity into making their entrepreneurial goals a reality.
It's easy to get stressed out during the school year; whether that stress comes from schoolwork, friends, a job or the smallest, most inconvenient incident. For some people, staying active and eating foods they enjoy eating is a way to cope with that stress.
Transitioning to college can be a scary time. It can leave students feeling homesick or lonely, especially in the first year. The Ask a Mom group wants to encourage students, create a space to come talk about anything they want and even grab a good old-fashioned mom hug.
Movie: Zack Snyder’s Justice League
With National Women’s History Month coming to a close this March, how can a music fan not stop and appreciate all the female talent that has been so impactful to our world?
By becoming an advocate for art therapy or other kinds of psychotherapy within one’s community, residents within South Carolina can do their part to improve mental health care and enhance the lives of the people in their state.
Consider this a “wake-up call.”
The South Carolina State Museum embodies multiple disciplines, sharing the stories not only of South Carolina, but also incorporating the state's stories into the bigger global picture.
From cherished buildings and faculty to fascinating spectacles and disappointments, international students at USC have experienced a wave of emotions.
Everyone loves to feel special, to have the inside scoop, to be invited to exclusive events. Up-and-coming social app Clubhouse plays into this desire to feel elite, and it’s working for it.