Gamecock Bhangra club leaders said the club is about bringing awareness to Bhangra, cultivating community, connecting members to their culture and offering students a fun way of physically expressing themselves.
The Richland Library is showcasing "Continental Divide: Wildlife, People and the Border Wall" on Oct. 22 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. This exhibit will feature artwork from 13 photographers that traveled the U.S.-Mexico border, accompanied by a screening of Ay Mariposa and a discussion with a panel of faculty and curators of the exhibit. The event will discuss the ecological and cultural richness of the border.
Gamecock SCUBA creates places for students looking to take care of their environment and build a community. The group goes on diving trips, assists with certification classes and provides gear discounts for members.
La Dolce Vita Pizza, a food truck run by USC students, has a tight-knit staff that's worked hard to grow their business and makes pizza that customers enjoy. The pizzeria prides itself on authentic Italian pizza, emulating fresh dough from Naples and importing cheeses from Italy.
Although men have historically owned the gym weight floor, women are starting to close that gap. After an increase in female weightlifters entering the gym coming out of COVID-19, women seek community in the gym and representation in exercise studies.
The history of game-day fashion in the South goes back to the early 20th century, with more professional and preppy attire. Now, game day fashion has become more casual with elements of western style added. For several South Carolina fans, game day at Williams-Brice Stadium is an all-day affair, with some USC students saying they spend hours getting ready. Fans entering the stadium can be seen wearing a variety of items, including cowboy boots, jerseys, dresses and other garnet and black gear.
"Heartstopper" season three is a rollercoaster of emotions. It delves into sensitive issues of teenage mental health and looks into the intricacies of young LGBTQIA+ love.
The Columbia area offers a short drive to many different hiking spots, each with its own unique scenery. Whether students are looking for a rigorous mountain hike or an easy stroll, there are multiple different options that can fit their specific needs.
Midlands Bird Society aims to make campus a more bird-friendly place. Through projects, meetings and group events, the club aims to create a welcoming environment for its bird-enthusiast members.
The Charcuties club, a student organization centered around a shared love of charctuerie boards. The club is free to join and meets monthly, encouraging students to come and snack while they make their own charcuterie boards.
Skate culture has influenced mainstream fashion for many decades now, but influencers and celebrities have now pushed it more into the limelight than ever. The inclusion of skater fashion in mainstream culture has changed the public's perception of the trend.
Columbia's only queer bookstore, Queer Haven Books, offers a sense of community to queer people searching for a safe space. However, the store is facing serious financial troubles and may run the risk of losing that community. Customers told The Daily Gamecock they are scared of what this would do to those who rely on Queer Haven Books to feel welcomed and cherished.
"Joker: Folie à Deux" will surprise audiences with its extreme stylistic difference from the original but will ultimately let down in its execution.
For fall lovers, there are seven fall-themed activities to fully embrace the season. From haunted mazes to the South Carolina state fair there is plenty for students, friends and family to partake in this fall season!
Upcycling and recyclable fashion has become more encouraged than ever, leading to various outlets of business promoting that, including many vintage clothing stores and alteration shops. Local shops and stores in the Columbia area support upcycling by thrifting around the area for individuality and more affordability towards youthful audiences and college students.
University Ambassadors host an annual ghost tour that lures students and locals into the spooky history of the University. This year's tour is on Oct. 30.
William Starrett's "Off the Wall & Onto the Stage" brings the work of one South Carolina artist to life. The ballet explores themes of love, family and unity while highlighting the Gullah culture and heritage.
