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The Rockin’ Resolutions Fundraiser was hosted Sunday night by USC's School of Music and the USC Music Industry Studies program, aiming to support the future careers of Music Industry Studies students with a night of music and philanthropy.
More than 40 USC dance students will show off their ability to compose motions and perform them in a choreography showcase on Tuesday.
The sweet smell of cookies and competition filled the air at NoMa Warehouse and Davis Architecture over the weekend as gingerbread enthusiasts, architecture admirers and residents of Columbia gathered for the the South Carolina Gingerbread House Competition and Exhibition.
Movie: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes”
The weather is getting chillier, and the leaves have stopped falling, which can only mean one thing: It's officially winter.
It’s not a secret that this time of year is hard. There are only a few weeks left in the semester, but the end seems so far away. With finals season and due dates approaching, it's easy to get overwhelmed.
Local poets are working to teach Columbia high schoolers how to debate opinions and express emotions through poetry with a new program at Richland Library Sandhills.
A new USC School of Music program is hoping to revitalize Russell Underground by bringing together music lovers for student performances and professional experience.
Do you ever want to revel in the post-ironic enjoyment of mustaches and low-rise skinny jeans? The days of Portlandia and early Tumblr are immortalized by the sounds of the indie sleaze music scene.
True crime fans gathered at the Joseph F. Rice School of Law Monday to hear journalist Mandy Matney speak on her new book, "Blood On Their Hands: Murder, Corruption, and the Fall of the Murdaugh Dynasty," and the chain of events that inspired it.
Columbia residents looking to get into the holiday spirit can grab their warm sweaters and carol on down to the 38th annual Vista Lights Thursday night.
The U.K. indie scene is growing faster than ever and as a Scottish exchange student at USC, it is my duty to share some of the best up-and-coming artists in the indie scene from across the pond.
Walking out of Russell House, students may sometimes be seen feverishly digging through bins of t-shirts and sifting through clothing racks.
Each year, the South Carolina State Fair attracts foodies from all around the state to come into Columbia to get their yearly fix of fair food. From the turkey legs to donut dogs, theres something one-of-a-kind for everyone's tastebuds.
Sparkly disco balls, colorful and illuminating pink lights and more join the traditional wall-to-wall mirrors in the new BEATS Barre Studio.
A USC student's original musical will be brought to the stage this weekend by student-run organization Off Off Broadway, exploring themes of loss, growth and acceptance.
USC's dance program took on a new name, the "Betsy Blackmon Dance Program," in honor of a late USC student and prominent member of the USC dance community.
Victoria Rickards, a contemporary abstract artist and Columbia resident, hosted her first solo exhibition in Columbia in early October, which explored universal, as well as personal themes.
Understanding how vulnerable getting a haircut can be, Lydia Catherine and Kayla Turnage, said they wanted to bring an inclusive and customer-focused hair salon to Five Points.
When students walk into McMaster College, they see a building with historic brick walls, natural light, eclectic sculptures and the two galleries that hold rotating exhibits and student art.