Review: Lil Baby's 'It's Only Me' is a serviceable but lackluster experience
(10/21/22 2:35am)
Album: "It's Only Me" by Lil Baby
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Album: "It's Only Me" by Lil Baby
Show: “Chainsaw Man”
Those dreaming of crushed Busch cans and mini-corndogs accompanied by the sweaty pageantry of SEC football don't have to wait another year for sporting treats.
The Association of African American Students (AAAS) is bringing back their traditional Mister and Miss Black USC (BUSC) pageant for the first time since 2019.
Colorful leaves, colder weather and cozy activities mean that something is approaching: spooky season. In the month of October, the festivities of Halloween are in full swing, and the sentiments of fall are often overlooked. However, the warm drinks, crackling fires and decorative pumpkins signify cherished fall experiences without the added spook factor. This playlist with relaxed, acoustic vibes transports listeners away from the hectic Halloween craze and into a peaceful time of autumn bliss.
The anticipation of big releases in the near future has the anime world in a frenzy and rightfully so. With the returns of "Jujutsu Kaisen" and "Bleach" soon approaching, notable titles are taking center stage. With heavy hitters lining your screens, it can be refreshing to discover often-overlooked anime. Here are four to help you do just that.
The Carolina Food Company is cooking up new ideas for signature food items in dining halls across USC. This is seen through the addition of the Cocky Cookie, a treat with school-spirit-inspired twists.
Gardeners and houseplant lovers can find seasonal flowers, fruits and vegetables at the Midlands Plant & Flower Festival, hosted by the South Carolina State Farmers Market on Oct. 7-9.
In honor of The Daily Gamecock's first LGBTQIA+ focused print edition, we have compiled a list of prideful tunes gathered directly from drag performers in Columbia.
A former nuclear industry worker switched gears in her career by opening a women's clothing boutique on Aug. 8 in Five Points after an injury to her leg on the job left her worried for the future.
Cotton-laden ceramic busts, abstract textile-inspired sculptures and intricate threadwork are some of the details visitors can expect to see while viewing works of art recently installed at The Mills, a popular housing complex for students.
The 153rd annual South Carolina State Fair — a showcase of a variety of exhibitions from agriculture and baked goods to live music and rides — will host a day for USC students on Monday, Oct. 17 with discounted admission prices.
New restaurants Madrigal Café and Frida’s Tacos and Bar are bringing new life to once vacant storefronts between the Honors Residence Hall and the Carolina Coliseum.
Album: “5SOS5”
Soft and feminine folds of flowery ceramics juxtapose the harshness of shattered figurines and wire hangers in the McMaster Gallery's most recent exhibit, Socially Engaged Ceramics.
Movie: "Three Thousand Years of Longing"
A long day of lectures calls for a serene sunset. Looking over Columbia as the sun goes down is one of the greatest traditions at the University of South Carolina. As students take on this tradition, it is best that the music matches the mood of the moment with a playlist that has a meaningful genre selection and a mellow, colorful vibe.
International and local artists will gather in Columbia this weekend to celebrate and share the art of jazz.
The USC Symphony Orchestra will perform a showpiece inspired by renowned composer Gustav Holst’s “The Planets” in its season-opening event.
Towering, purple hands are coming to USC as a part of a visual-musical experience hosted by the Koger Center for the Arts. The group behind the hands, Squonk, will be performing their "Hand to Hand" number next week.