Students share how they spent time and made money while staying inside during summer 2020. From string art to live streaming, Gamecocks have found ways to make quarantine its own experience.
"Godzilla vs. Kong" is all it needs to be simple, fun, exciting and mindless entertainment.
The social media app TikTok has gained traction in the past year, providing audiences with entertainment and education, in addition to providing creators with real-life opportunities.
USC's improv club, OverReactors Improv, provides students a much-needed chance to laugh while still staying six feet apart. Everyone is welcome at open practices or can interact through suggestions for the performance.
'At the Addition' supports local and regional bands by giving them a way to perform despite obstacles thrown in by the pandemic.
Michael Dantzler, Blue Sky, Karl Zurflüh and Cedric Umoja are local street artists who have put a piece of their work in Columbia. Their paintings are viewed everyday, yet little is known about the struggles of being an artist in our city.
USC seniors might be moving on, but they leave underclassmen with some tips to help make the most of their time at college. Seniors share their Columbia bucket list and ways to amp up your college experience.
The University of South Carolina International Student Association hosted it's first International Student Showcase on Friday. Adapted from a previous and similar event, World Night, this showcase is one of many initiatives USC's International Student Services offers to create a more diverse and inclusive campus.
It is easy for years to blend together, but each year can be made memorable with a little help from popular culture. Here is a list of the top movies, songs and memes that helped define each year since 2017.
Punctuated by a smaller, more spaced out crowd than in years past, Birdcage brought "RuPaul's Drag Race" veteran Roxxxy Andrews and a lineup of local drag performers to Russell House for USC's first drag show since 2019.
Sustainability initiatives continue to make waves in our community and around the world — after all, we have had some time in isolation to consider such efforts. It's time to think: What can you do?
Fashion trends have drastically changed from 2017 to now, yet trends from 30 years ago are still being brought back. USC students reflect on the trends they wore four years ago and discuss the upcoming trends being worn today.
Columbia's local music scene shows residents how live music has changed over the years and where it is headed.
In their senior theses, Honors students conduct research of their choice. These students are taking this opportunity to examine aspects of their personal life and develop them into valuable analyses.
International students at USC find joy in the most little of things away from family and friends. In a time that has presented many barriers in socializing, these students share their experiences in the United States as they attend USC.
The University of South Carolina Department of Dance welcomed April in style with its production, "Excavating Movement," which took place at the Koger Center on Thursday. The production featured three works that ranged from classical ballet, modern ballet and even improvisational dance.
Fit Columbia thrives with a welcoming and inclusive approach to yoga for all experience levels.
