USC alum Heidi Carey was appointed to the board of commissioners for the South Carolina Arts Commission. Commissioners work to spread art opportunities throughout South Carolina.
USC Fashion board hosts a Fashion Show every spring, featuring several different retailers and student designers to explore this year's theme of Cyber Couture: Fashion of the Future.
The Nick works with local artists to bring Rhythm of Revolution, a celebration of Black Music artists, to life. The series features concert documentaries and several influential Black artists.
The Dinner Detective comedy dinner show offers an immersive experience for the audience. The show makes sure to include everyone in order to make the experience unique.
The women's ultimate frisbee team aims to make the sport available to everyone by having two teams of differing skill. They also emphasize a positive and supportive team environment on and off the field
Law school student organizations come together to host annual Children's Carnival which builds connections between kids and law students. It will feature different booths with games and activities for patrons to partake in.
Midlands Bird Society aims to make campus a more bird-friendly place. Through projects, meetings and group events, the club aims to create a welcoming environment for its bird-enthusiast members.
The vintage store Old Skool Outfitter is a dream come true for owners Cy’ree Clarke and Zach Justice. They aim to spread their love for vintage items to USC students.
Newly formed Gamecock Surf Club is focused on fostering a love for surfing and building a community for students, members said. The student organization meets weekly in order to discuss and make plans for which beach it will travel to that weekend.
Columbia- based band Stagbriar released its first album in three years on Sept. 15, leaving listeners to enjoy the band's sound and complex lyricism. However, the album, while strong in its themes, can be repetitive at times with the instruments and vocal style.