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On Oct. 16, crowds of people stood in line to make rangoli, paint diyas, learn and watch dances and get henna tattoos to celebrate the start of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. The Diwali Kickoff Party, hosted by the Columbia Museum of Art, marked the beginning of the five-day celebration, which ends on Oct. 21.
Movie: Good Boy
When the word “blacksmith” is mentioned in 2025, a few things may come to mind. Medieval history books, movies and reality TV, weapons and maybe older men with long, scruffy hair. However, South Carolina’s small but strong community of passionate metal workers go far beyond any stereotypes.
Movie: Tron: Ares
Borrowed props, late-night rehearsals and collaborative work allow Off Off Broadway to find creative ways to bring theatre to life at the University of South Carolina.
A dog dressed as a pumpkin panted as he walked down the asphalt runway beside his accompanying model and couldn't help himself from sniffing every person he saw. It’s not often that a dog is included in a fashion show, but at the Pawlenciaga Inaugural Larry Carlton Fashion-&-Dog Show, high-quality clothes and shelter dogs are a perfect fit.
Every week, students gather at Greene Street United Methodist Church with instruments in hand, ready to perform. But this isn’t a normal performance, it is an impromptu concert of jazz songs performed by any student who wants to give it a go.
Some of the members of the Kappa Alpha Theta women’s fraternity said they gained new opportunities after joining this fall.
Every fall break, thousands of USC students hit the road, looking to return home or find a relaxing place during a stressful part of the semester. As they make their journey home, some may find themselves captured by the changing colors of the leaves and refreshing winds that accompany the autumn season.
Whether you prefer whiskey, bourbon, scotch or ウイスキー (Uisukii), Great American Whiskey Fair founder Kristian Niemi said he has something for you.
Less than seven years ago, a group of USC students came together to share their love for K-pop dance and music, forming the Kosmic Dance Club. The club, originally focused only on K-pop dance, is now reshaping to celebrate Korean culture as a whole.
Movie: One Battle After Another
For some students at USC, trying to find healthy food that fits into their diet can be difficult. Either by choice or by circumstance, some students follow special diets, such as vegetarians or vegans.
Columbia is a city filled with hidden gems and artistic beauty. Institutions, such as the Columbia Museum of Art, the South Carolina State Museum and Historic Columbia, display the rich history of the city's artwork, but there are plenty of masterpieces outside as well.
As audiences walk into Longstreet Theatre, a single light glows: the ghost light. A tradition in nearly every theatre, the light is meant to keep ghosts company or to simply keep watch. In USC’s new original play, "The Seeing Place," that glow could mark something much more unsettling.
With a deep connection between Florence Price and Antonín Dvořák's music, USC Sarah Bolick Smith Distinguished Professor of Music and Director of Orchestras Scott Weiss said he wants to offer a joyful piece to begin the semester's performances.
On the evening of Saturday, Sept. 20, the Horseshoe was filled by people with Labubus, tote bags, feminist literature and vinyl records. They were there for USC's very own performative male contest, which brought together a large crowd and 22 contestants hoping to win over the audience.
Movie: Him
Movie: Code 3
The 47th annual Jubilee Festival of Black History and Culture serves as the longest running festival in Columbia and will be held on Saturday, Sept. 20 at the Mann-Simons site on 1403 Richland St.