Cup of Columbia is a series highlighting different coffee shops around Columbia each week. This week's coffee shop is Immaculate Consumption, an authentic and trendy cafe that offers quality coffee at reasonable prices.
USC fourth-year marketing and management student Ragen Steele began Ragen Blair Jewelry Design last summer and currently sells her unique, custom-made pieces to others.
“The Birth of A Nation" tells the story of Nat Turner's famous 1831 slave rebellion with a strong performance from Nate Parker and a tasteful depiction of dark subject matter.
A brief account of the works of David Foster Wallace and their rise to popularity after the writer's death.
USC student Ben Wolverton discusses his newly released EP, "Eden."
Pump yourself back up into study mode by creating a playlist filled with classics and personal favorites.
Alpha Chi Omega’s fall philanthropy event is a paint war to raise money for an organization supporting domestic violence survivors.
USC student Clark Cothran talks about his music career and experience being on the Fuse docuseries "Clash of the Corps."
Kings of Leon targets a mainstream audience with strong yet familiar sound in "WALLS."
Rockstar has announced the sequel to their popular third-person shooter "Red Dead Redemption."
Binge-watching has become one of the most popular ways to enjoy television in the modern world. Here are five of the best shows to binge on a lazy Sunday.
A student from Ohio recounts her South Carolina State Fair culture shock.
The popular social media app Snapchat is drastically changing the media industry.
"Rise of the Tomb Raider" continues Lara Croft's journey and does so with impressive and varied gameplay hooks, stunning visuals and a somewhat flawed but still interesting story.
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is often considered a staple of Halloween festivities. This year the Trustus Theatre will be showing the musical theatre production of “The Rocky Horror Show” Oct. 7 through Nov. 5.
In today's society, can we really afford to disregard art just based on its genre? — A case study on the Vince Staples rant.
On Thursday, Bob Dylan was announced as the 2016 winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. While many consider Dylan's contributions not quite literary enough to deserve this award, here is an argument for the validity and relevancy of Dylan’s award.