The Bands Not Bans show at New Brookland Tavern brought together politicians, local bands and reproductive rights advocates for a common purpose. The show educated the audience on reproductive issues, provided a networking space and showcased local musical talent.
As the new year gets underway and many New Year's resolutions are abandoned, let these motivational tracks from iconic movie training montages fuel you to achieve your goals.
As the weather in Columbia gradually grows colder, USC students and Midlands hair stylists predict that students will adopt hair trends from the 90s and a vivid array of color.
Between the sweets of Halloween and the savory foods of Thanksgiving, spicy food lovers may feel left out of one of the best culinary seasons of the year. This spicy take on a Halloween staple aims to give hotheads everywhere an alternative while staying in the spirit of the season.
Attention aspiring writers and book-lovers of Columbia, the 25th annual Fall Literary Festival brings nationally acclaimed writers Jesmyn Ward, Cinelle Barnes and Walter Mosely to campus for lectures, Q and A's and book signings.
As nu-grunge begins to emerge onto the Columbia music scene, meet Deprived, the USC student band trying to make a name for themselves.
12 Summers ago, Lana Del Rey released her debut album, "Born to Die," starting her rise to becoming one of the most influential pop artists of the 2010s. Her album is noted for its upbeat instrumentals paired with pensive lyricism. Take a listen to some tracks from the first half of this year that best encapsulate those elements.
What's trending in footwear this summer? From multicolored sneakers to sock accessorizing, many different styles are anticipated to take over Columbia in the coming months.
While it might not be receiving the same mainstream attention as it once has, the eccentric sound of hyperpop is still very much alive today. Reemerging in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, hyperpop has become a TikTok trend that's exposed many to over-the-top synth and intense autotune.
The team behind USC's newest concert venue, Live at the Underground, aims to provide local artists with a unique platform and USC students with a free high-quality listening experience.