Local band Opus & The Frequencies strikes streaming platforms with its first EP, "You're Trash, Kid." Encompassing many genres and styles, each track presents a unique groove with a focus on empowerment and confidence.
After 16 years of running Immaculate Body Piercing, founder and owner Sarah Wooten is still looking to provide her clients with quality piercings in a safe, comforting environment.
Stormwater Studios hosted an art exhibition Thursday, titled “Girls Speak." The event featured art made by adolescent girls who are juvenile offenders at Lexington County Juvenile Arbitration Program.
"Mr. Burns," a post-electric play directed by Abigail McNeely, explores how humans rely on storytelling to process tragedy. Through retelling and performing episodes of "The Simpsons," the play reveals how humans find comfort and connection through stories, even in apocalyptic times.
Daniel Craig returns as Detective Benoit Blanc in 'Glass Onion,' the sequel to 'Knives Out,' to get to the bottom of another mind-bending mystery with a flair that can only be contributed to the complex web of interconnected and well-developed characters.
The USC School of Music is renovating the Greene Street Methodist Church to expand the jazz program and encourage outreach. The first phase of the renovations will be completed by fall 2023.
Grammy Award-winning band Indigo Girls visited Columbia and performed at The Senate on Wednesday. The duo performed acoustic versions of old hits and worked with a violinist to create community among the audience.
There is nothing that screams comfort cooking like our recipe for pecan pie, especially when vanilla ice cream accompanies a warm slice that melts in your mouth.
Founded by Jerry Sims in 1979, Sims Music has a wide array of services for the average music lover that range from lessons to repairs to buying your own instrument. However, his son Justin says the most important service they provide is the opportunity to connect to Columbia's music scene.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson will be presenting his knowledge on recent scientific discoveries to Columbia at the Koger Center of the Arts on Wednesday. The event is one stop in his 2023 tour.
With the spring semester beginning, it may take some time getting back into campus life. Whether you're walking to your morning lecture or trudging towards your evening lab, this motivational playlist will get you into the mindset of success.
Everyone knows the famous Gamecock’s — Darius Rucker, Darla Moore or Lindsey Graham. But a new generation of fame is increasingly common today with online creator culture — and the Gamecocks are no strangers to the internet limelight. The arts and culture team compiled this list of on and off campus internet creators that go spurs up online.
Stephen, Amelia and Richie share their thoughts after working for the Daily Gamecock for years.
Noah Baumbach's first mega-budget film is an inaccessible, existential journey through middle-class 1980's America. It's a brilliant threading of art house attitude, dark comedy and blockbuster scale filmmaking.
The Midlands Clay Art Society is putting on its 21st annual Midlands Clay Arts Holiday Sale. This sale provides an opportunity for artists to grow and for shoppers to expand their horizons this holiday season.
Jordyn Lewis was crowned Miss Gamecock 2023 on Nov. 12. It was a new endeavor for the third-year retail student, who was giving pageantry a try. She never expected to win. But once she won, she realized the crown is more than just an accessory. Lewis sees it as a gateway to expression on campus, she said.
A College of Engineering and Computing professor is set to open a farmstand in the Vista. Day's Harvest looks to provide the neighborhood with a cafe, a grocer and a personal experience.
