South Carolinian audiences young and old welcomed the holidays Monday night at the 49th Annual Governor’s Carolighting with festive musical performances, Santa visits, and the lighting of a colorful 39-foot Christmas tree.
Marking its 15th year this fall, the Columbia Jewish Film Festival has brought Jewish culture, themes and ideas to Soda City once again.
With a campus that has over 24,000 undergraduates, it is no surprise that the fashion worn on campus is as diverse and special as the student body itself. In each class there is seemingly always one girl that always looks put together, emanating a vibe of nonchalant, trendy, perfection.
With more than 60,000 Twitter followers, Feminista Jones, has created an impressive online presence writing about what it means to be a black feminist and a woman of strength, while tackling many issues in between.
Police brutality is becoming an extremely pressing issue in America. All across the country we see instances of continuous escalation and the use of unnecessary and excessive force, typically against minorities.
We feel that in this case there was a failure on every level.
An Atlanta restaurant staple, Tin Lizzy's Taqueria and Cantina, opened its first out-of-state location in the Vista Monday night.
On Friday, country superstar Brad Paisley graced Columbia with his musical talents and stunning good looks when he took the stage to perform at the opening of the university’s brand new alumni center.
After a catastrophic flood hit our Carolina home, the annual State Fair opened in Columbia with fundraising efforts for flood relief.
As a contemporary funk artist, 25-year-old GRiZ has spent his music career working hard to “give up the good for the great.”
It is a luxury to be able to care about a football game after a flood.
Use these eight ideas to enjoy Columbia’s most gorgeous and fun-filled season to the fullest.
On Oct. 2 Theatre South Carolina returns with its own sharp take on Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s “The Threepenny Opera.”
Founded in 1965, the Columbia Council for Internationals (CCFI) is a non-profit organization which helps international students and faculty transition to life in Columbia.
Nestled in the heart of South Carolina, USC is booming with on- and off-campus restaurant options for students and parents.
Students know there’s a wide variety of settings, activities and experiences to be found in Columbia — anybody who needs a break from classrooms and residence halls has options ranging from Maxcy Gregg Park to the Blatt P.E. Center to the Belser Arboretum. But if Columbia is lacking in one area, it’s definitely adventure. Adventure in the classic sense of the word, meaning taking risks in the complete wilderness. And for that, USC has Mountaineering and Whitewater Rafting Club.