Dance students get choreography experience by directing and choreographing individual pieces that have been created from personal experiences for the Fall 2018 Student Choreography Showcase.
Wilco lead singer Jeff Tweedy's first solo album, lead with honesty, explores deep subjects while avoiding melodrama.
Under the direction of William Starrett, Columbia City ballet is putting on the traditional holiday ballet "Nutcracker." Through dance, Starrett hopes to bring the music to life.
Second-year international business and marketing student Tyler Quehl composed and wrote his first musical through Off Off Broadway at USC.
Fourth-year theatre student Conor Gallagher brings his affinity for Ireland to USC by directing "By the Bog of Cats."
"Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol" revisits a classic story, but from a new set of eyes.
Spoiler Alert: The new Grinch movie is back and greener than ever.
While they may seem cheesy, a bad holiday movie could work wonders this finals season.
Carolina Production's karaoke event had students on their feet singing, dancing and getting out of their comfort zones.
The '80s are back in style, thanks to synth-pop and the bands that have invested their skills into the genre.
Holiday season is here: The Daily Gamecock compiled a few events happening in Columbia to celebrate.
Greta Gerwig and Jonah Hill illustrate the singular strengths actors bring to the table as filmmakers in their directorial debuts.
While cooking for Thanksgiving dinner, have The Daily Gamecock's official playlist in the background to make the time fly by.
Arts and culture writer Melanie Pierre describes growing up in a Clemson family and how it felt to choose USC instead.
Everyone loves a good underdog. Here are six underdog movies to get you excited for the big game on Saturday.
In preparation for the Carolina-Clemson showdown, sociologist Anna Rogers sat down to talk to The Daily Gamecock about the sports rivalry phenomenon and how it affects our society.
Growing up with both parents and four cousins who attended USC does not leave much of a choice to go anywhere after high school graduation, says arts and culture writer Kendall DeBerry.