The Daily Gamecock had a chance to sit down with some student artists to reflect on when they first started trying to be seriously involved in the arts, and the advice they offered touches on great ways to start off in the musical and visual arts here in Columbia.
Rather than only celebrating at the fountain last Sunday, celebrate all week with this playlist.
Cocks in the Garden offers students a chance to learn about gardening, with hopes to help the community through donations of food to homeless shelters nearby.
Lalah Hathaway and Jeffrey Osborne will be performing in the 18th, "Legends of..." Concert in Columbia to raise money for the Auntie Karen Foundation. After the concert, there will be a masterclass for children taught by Osborne.
2 Pilot Productions aims to bring an annual EDM festival to Columbia with names like "Zeds Dead" and "Two Friends." The founders hope to turn Columbia into a more popular destination for traveling artists.
The McMaster Gallery's newest display of work is called "Fulmination and the Final Fulfillment." It is an exhibit of 18 paintings by artist Morgan Craig that explore themes of capitalism and usually depict scenes of abandoned or empty structures around the world.
As we return to campus to begin the spring semester, this collection of songs reminds us of why we love going to school at the University of South Carolina.
In this head-to-head, two columnists compare the merits of time-honored chocolate to fun and creative gummies for Halloween.
"30 Americans," a traveling exhibit, will be on display at the Columbia Museum of Art for the first time in South Carolina until Jan. 17. The exhibit offers a unique perspective on Black history.
Thrifting gives people cheap and affordable ways to get nice clothes along with other odds and ends. With multiple Goodwill stores nearby and an Instagram account dedicated for students, no one should ever need to buy expensive clothes in Columbia.