A Columbia composer and Wilmington artist collaborated together to make an environmentally focused art exhibit as part of the Peake Colloquium series at the School of Music.
Honors College thesis sparks collaboration between student and School of Medicine program to bring affordable produce to campus. FoodShare, a food program, provides boxes of fresh produce at affordable prices. The small box — sized for college students costs $15 or $5 with SNAP or EBT benefits.
USC's Humanities Collectives hosted Princeton professor Imani Perry for a talk about her book "South to America: A Journey Below the Mason-Dixon to Understand the Soul of a Nation," which tells the story of the South through Perry's experiences growing up and traveling though the region.
Two new exhibitions opened this month at the Columbia Museum of Art, "Rodin: Contemplation and Dreams" and "Anila Quayyum Agha: Let A Million Flowers Bloom", bringing with them sculptures, metalwork, a study on human forms and illusions. Even 100 years apart, the two exhibitions have a connection and synergy.
Bull Street Garage, a five-piece rock band of USC students, released its debut, self-titled album earlier this year. Since then, the band has traveled to the University of Alabama and the University of Tennessee to preform.
This month, our staff talked about our favorite music and artists of 2021 through our music recaps like Spotify Wrapped. In a segment we are rightfully dubbing "Staff Picks," this week, with the Oscars quickly approaching, we wanted to talk about some of our favorite movies from 2021.
"La belle Hélène" is a comic opera, sung in French, that parodies the story of Hélène’s elopement with Paris, which ignites the Trojan War. The cast consists of undergraduate and graduate students that have been working to open the show on Feb. 25 since last fall.
As part of Black History Month programming, actress and comedian Amanda Seales came virtually to USC for a conversation about race and media. The Black History Month conversation, which was held virtually on Feb. 18, allowed students to hear Seales' first-hand experiences working in the entertainment sector.
The USC Department of Theatre and Dance will premiere its new production "These Shining Lives," the story of the 1920's "radium girls," at the Longstreet Theater on Feb. 25. Director and Atlanta-based artist Ibi Owolabi and the team behind the production centered the show around truthful storytelling and the theme of the power of women in social movements.
Brittany Broski hosted Carolina Production's The Dating Game at the Koger Center, answering questions, talking about Cocky and hosting the dating themed event. Contestants and fans got to enjoy her comedy, but all agreed that they were there for Broski.
Lalah Hathaway and Jeffrey Osborne will be performing in the 18th, "Legends of..." Concert in Columbia to raise money for the Auntie Karen Foundation. After the concert, there will be a masterclass for children taught by Osborne.
The Back II Black Gala aims to showcase Black excellence and uplift the Black community with its newest edition of the annual gala. This year's gala focuses on stepping into Black excellence as community leaders celebrate Black culture.
Brittany Broski, the "Kombucha girl" and viral TikToker, is coming to the Koger Center on Feb. 21 for “The Dating Game” and accompanying Q&A. This recurring university event will maintain its dating theme, and Broski is excited to host.
Brittany Broski sat down to talk to us about coming to Columbia, advice on college, some of her favorites places to eat and more. An Aggie at heart, she misses the South and her feelings on coming back to visit.
Nicki Minaj breaks her nearly four year hiatus since her last album by dropping two new songs, both featuring Lil Baby. The rap star released the singles amid speculations of a new album coming from her in 2022, teasing her fans of the rumored release.
Finding love within the person you are can be hard, especially when Valentines is all about giving love to others. This playlist will give you the confidence to love every part of you.
2 Pilot Productions aims to bring an annual EDM festival to Columbia with names like "Zeds Dead" and "Two Friends." The founders hope to turn Columbia into a more popular destination for traveling artists.
