Inspired by film and music innovators, The Sun Is Against Us is a student-led film and production company that aims to build its own creative world without any limits. They transform their challenges into art and embrace improvisation to reflect their vision.
Sustainable Carolina and Fashion Board hosted a photoshoot to increase awareness of sustainable fashion. Students say sustainability is accessible at USC through thrifting and vintage markets, but it isn't always at the top of the consumer's priority list.
Student artist Katie DeMartini released her first album, "nobody's favorite," under USC's record label, Greene Street Records.
Illustrator and author Mike Lowery, in collaboration with the University of South Carolina School of Visual Art and Design, will be visiting the Columbia Museum of Art to give a lecture. The talk will be focused on Lowery's career and the importance of daily creative habits. Before the talk, Lowery will be conducting a workshop with upper-level art students.
The Richland Library held the second annual Read Freely Fest, a convention for authors and readers to get involved with each other. Forty nationally and regionally acclaimed authors attended the event. The festival had an author alley, food trucks, live music and a book sale.
Whether you're dancing in your dorm or daydreaming by the water fountain, this playlist has something for everyone. It's a vibe synonymous with appreciating the small moments in life.
Here's a playlist to listen to when you're scrolling through your camera roll, looking back at those spring break memories.
After a long-overdue win for Best Director at the 98th Academy Awards, it’s time to take a look at some of Paul Thomas Anderson’s other films. While “One Battle After Another” was great, it is far from his best work, which truly speaks to his talents.
The Museum of the Reconstruction Era tells the story of a misunderstood time period through the life of President Woodrow Wilson, who lived in Columbia briefly when he was a teenager. The museum is the only remaining presidential site in South Carolina and one of the United States' only museums dedicated to the Reconstruction Era.
The Podunk Ramblers, a Columbia-based bluegrass band, grew from University of South Carolina friends jamming together into a fixture of the local music scene. Through their music, they aim to preserve traditional bluegrass while connecting people and celebrating American cultural heritage.
On the surface, boxing may seem like one of the most individualistic and intense sports on campus. However, members of the Carolina Boxing Club say that the sport is so much more and that it builds a tight-knit, accepting community both inside and outside of the ring.
USC professors study reproductive healthcare. Their personal stories, beliefs and experiences shape their research.
The Midlands Crafter's Association's Spring Arts & Crafts Show provides creatives of all backgrounds the chance to display their creations as well as enjoy others' creations.
Each month, a long-standing group of local magicians meet to hang out and show off tricks. They said they welcome anyone who wants to learn the art.
This weekend, a new exhibition from a Columbia-born, Los Angeles based artist named Rodney McMillian will debut on the CMA. McMillian’s work captures diverse themes through various mediums.
Baz Luhrmann brings Elvis Presley back to life with remastered and restored footage from his Las Vegas residency for an epic experience.
With her new film, "The Bride!", Maggie Gyllenhaal proves that maybe some things shouldn't be resurrected. The film suffers from a poor script that is trying to be way too many things at once.
