Sorority holds paint war to raise money for domestic violence survivors
By Olivia Reszczynski | Oct. 19, 2016Alpha Chi Omega’s fall philanthropy event is a paint war to raise money for an organization supporting domestic violence survivors.
Alpha Chi Omega’s fall philanthropy event is a paint war to raise money for an organization supporting domestic violence survivors.
The SC Moon Fest, hosted by East Point Academy at the West Columbia Riverwalk, was a cultural event full of performances, foods, games and crafts nodding to the Chinese Mid-Autumn festival
The recent Fingerreisen art exhibition in the McMaster Gallery creates a mental adventure and displays new perspectives of the physical world we live in.
Those who are stuck in Columbia over Labor Day weekend need not worry because the city is offering a variety of exciting events to let students make the most of their time away from class.
Hispanic Heritage Month lasts from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, but Columbia started their celebration early with the annual Main Street Latin Festival.
SNL actor Kenan Thompson performed a stand up comedy act at the Koger Center on Thursday, drawing a large crowd of students.
The New Brookland Tavern hosted a two-day music event called Hoechella on Aug. 26 and 27 that was designed to raise awareness about problems regarding sexuality and body shaming.
The Columbia Museum of Art hosted its quarterly event, Arts and Draughts, despite heavy rain, drawing an immense crowd.
A derivative of the popular music festival Coachella, Hoechella is an original local music festival which aims to speak out against slut shaming and body shaming while providing inspiration and support to underrepresented individuals and female difficulties.
In its 32nd season, the Trustus Theatre has scheduled classic performances and original plays sure to entertain all audiences in the upcoming months.
