The members of the Founders standing with their instruments. The New York based group operates out of USC's music school and intend to bring their 'non-standardized instrumentation' to the Southern Exposure New Music Series.

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New York group, Founders, to bring fresh take on classical music to USC

By Lauren Leibman | 1:10am

Founders, an accomplished quintet based in New York City, is looking to bring inspiration and an innovative take on classical music to USC students with their upcoming concert.

FILE—Gamecock fans cheering during the men's basketball game on Jan 16, 2022. South Carolina defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores 70-61 on Jan. 26, 2022.

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Analysis: Defensive domination lifts men's basketball team over Vanderbilt

By Jacob Phillips | 12:41am

USC reported 1,003 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus Tuesday. Case numbers increased from 608 cases last week.

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COVID-19 on campus: USC reports more than 1,000 active cases

By Sydney Dunlap | Jan. 25

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South Carolina women's basketball to face Ole Miss instead of UConn after schedule change

By Michael Sauls | Jan. 23

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By Sydney Dunlap | Jan. 25

Column: Clogs, catsuits, color to be the three biggest fashion trends of 2022

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Traci Neal, a USC alumni and NY Times published writer delivers some slam poetry during the UniVerse Popcorn & Poetry event on Jan. 26, 2022. First Lady Patricia Harris-Pastides, creator of UniVERSE, was in attendance during the event.

UniVERSE initiative shares poetry through campus-wide efforts, events

By Amelia Farrell | 1:33am

Experts say recent earthquakes in Columbia area no cause for alarm, unsure of cause

By Emmy Ribero | 11:21pm

Medical marijuana likely to be legalized in South Carolina this year with SC Compassionate Care Act

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The Richard T. Greener statue in front of the Thomas Cooper Library on Jan. 18, 2022 in Columbia, SC. Greener was the first African American professor at the University of South Carolina.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day roundtable discussion highlighted by new book bringing awareness to African American history at USC

By Hannah Ballantyne | Jan. 25

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Three Gamecock women’s basketball players on mid-season Wooden Award watchlist

By Griffin Goodwyn | Jan. 25

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Analysis: Gamecocks defeat Vanderbilt 85-30 in largest win this season

By Michael Wood | Jan. 25

South Carolina did not allow more than eight points to be scored against it in each quarter during the team's biggest win of the season against the Vanderbilt Commodores.

Morgan Craig's exhibit in the McMaster building on Friday 14, 2022. Craig’s paintings are a commentary on capitalism that features art that was almost two decades in the making.

ARTS & CULTURE

Artist, world-traveler brings work to McMaster Gallery

By Patrick McAuliffe | Jan. 25

As the seasons change, so does our skin. Factors like cold air, dry indoor heating, low humidity and moisture-stripping products can leave skin rough, itchy and irritated. Using fragrance free and gentle soap, shortening your shower and moisturizing after showering can help your skin stay healthy.

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How to: Caring for your skin during winter

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