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Lauren Hansborough, the vice president of the Gamecock Swing Dance Club and a fourth-year visual communications student, leads other club members in learning a new dance during the club's meeting on Nov. 15, 2024. The club is open to all students and offers a weekly swing jazz dance class for dancers of all levels.

Learn how to let loose with Gamecock Swing Dance Club

Gamecock Swing Dance Club is looking to help people let loose and explore a new way to enjoy dancing. A few of its members told The Daily Gamecock that the club has allowed them to explore a different kind of dancing they thought they wouldn't be able to do.


Five unique styles to stand out against crowds

Here are five unique styles that can gravitate eyes towards someone's style, while also bringing new connections to them. These styles vary from clothing, bags and simple, everyday items such as bottles and laptops.


Playlist: Dig into these Friendsgiving songs

This Spotify playlist is for the Friendsgiving celebration that many young adults engage in with their close friends around Thanksgiving. This holiday playlist includes artists who made songs from beloved popular animated movies, songs from the 2010s and more.


An audience member forming a heart with their hands watching T-Pain perform at Cockstock on Oct. 21, 2022. The Cockstock headliner for 2025 will be Quavo and will take place in January.

Rapper Quavo to headline 2025 Cockstock

Cockstock 2025 will happen at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 29 at the Colonel Life Arena, headlining Quavo. Tickets are $5 for students, and floor access will be first come, first serve.


South Carolina poets weigh in on State Poet Laureate vacancy

South Carolina has been without a poet laureate since Marjory Wentworth’s resignation from the position in 2020, and despite public pressure, Gov. McMaster has not appointed a replacement. South Carolina poets weigh in on the importance of the position and what the state has missed and will continue to lose as a result of the vacancy.