Multiple great TV shows premiered this school year, and four of them, "The Last of Us," "The White Lotus" season two, "House of the Dragon" and "1923," are especially worthy of a watch.
The Cocktails, an all-female a cappella group, is striving to create music and build community, while also coming balancing productivity and fun. Performing across campus and releasing music online, the group has found success while maintaining a friendly atmosphere.
Since coming to USC, second-year fashion merchandising and retailing student Augusta Roach has had to find balance between her college life and modeling career. While it has not always been easy, Roach said her unique experiences in both environments have helped her grow as a person and find her passions.
"The Last of Us" premiered on HBO back in January and has since proven to be one of the most well-executed adaptations to hit the television screens. Based on the popular video game under the same name, the show transformed the game's beloved story into a cinematic masterpiece that fans are loving.
Every semester presents new challenges, but taking advantage of some of Columbia's relaxing spots can help to ease tensions and relieve stress. Here are five spots around Columbia where you can decompress.
A local boudoir photography studio has been making people feel beautiful since its opening in 2021. Built on the pillars of empowerment and inclusivity, the business has found quick success.
The 65th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony was held on Feb. 5, 2023. Whether you missed this year's event or are sad it's over, press play to get your fix of winning songs, albums and compositions all in one playlist.
Just when it seemed like a Viking show could not get any more savage, the Netflix original series "Vikings: Valhalla" returned for a second season. Filled with diverging character arcs of personal growth, the newest season immerses viewers deeper into the Nordic realm.
Local band Opus & The Frequencies strikes streaming platforms with its first EP, "You're Trash, Kid." Encompassing many genres and styles, each track presents a unique groove with a focus on empowerment and confidence.
After 16 years of running Immaculate Body Piercing, founder and owner Sarah Wooten is still looking to provide her clients with quality piercings in a safe, comforting environment.