A modern adaptation to a comedic classic, "Scapin" takes over the stage of the Longstreet Theatre, beginning Friday and running through Feb. 27. Vibrant colors, interactive set, thrilling music and incredible acting are sure to leave audiences satisfied.
USC Dance Company's performance "Breaking Boundaries" hits the stage Monday with influences from showgirls and disco of the 20th century.
Starring several of 2016’s hottest celebs, "How to Be Single" serves as a guide on how to love your friends and family, your significant other and yourself.
Famous for her daring fashion choices, retro vibe and devil-may-care attitude, Alexa Chung’s style is the perfect mix of new and old. Chung’s wardrobe is easy to wear, versatile, comfortable, unique and attainable with the direction of these tips.
In a holiday surrounded by cliched sentiments, try some of these unique songs to impress your significant other.
Love is in the air and Columbia is bustling with activity. Whether you are by yourself, with a friend, your family or a significant other, check out some of the ways South Carolina celebrates love this weekend.
Situated just an hour away from Columbia, the small town of Chester is sure to enchant you with its slow-paced atmosphere, historic buildings and kind culture.
Arts & Culture has launched TDG's official Spotify account. Let us help you discover new music.
Valentine’s Day is coming up and you can’t afford to meander through the moonlit streets of Charleston by horse-drawn carriage. Here are a few ways to create a romantic evening on a tight budget.
CORRECTION: Monday's edition incorrectly identified "Sarah Morse" as an Arts & Culture Editor.
Despite your current relationship status, Galentine's Day gives you something else to celebrate this weekend: your best girl friends. Take our advice and spend Saturday celebrating the love of sisters before misters.
If you have nothing to do or you just want to add a bit of culture to your weekend, read on to see what plays, art exhibitions, events and more Columbia has to offer.
USC’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine speaks about their small organization, the message they want to share and the unique play they are hosting that will be coming to USC this February.
In fall of 2013, Russell House revamped their dining options for students, including Chick-fil-a breakfast.