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Indie creators have been taking to social media platforms such as TikTok to promote their original music with short, catchy videos. In 2021, it became a trend for these creators to promote their pop songs by asking the question, “Did I just write the song of the summer?” Three years later, this trend has become a joke that many comedic creators make fun of for being unoriginal and cliche.
All around Columbia, tall buildings, trains and USC's campus tend to steal incoming visitors' attention.
It’s that time of year when you don't want to go out in the cold to get dinner, but you don’t want to spend all evening cooking or spend the money to order delivery either. It can be easy to resort to microwave meals, but a homemade meal is always better.
February is fast approaching, and you're starting to need warmer layers every day to ward off the air's cold chill. The pitch darkness outside when you leave for class in the evening or go out for dinner creates a dreary atmosphere. While the freezing temperatures may damper your Gamecock spirit, listening to some good music to match the mood can make you feel better.
To many members of the visually impaired community, touch is imperative to the way they see the world. The "Do Not Touch" signs in museums can hinder their ability to experience art as a result.
Chefs will try their hand at new, creative dishes as food-lovers of the Midlands will head to local restaurants to take advantage of a week dedicated to eating out.
More than 40 USC dance students will show off their ability to compose motions and perform them in a choreography showcase on Tuesday.
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.
Local business owner Ima Thibodeaux said she has seen the mood around her Five Points store transform from formal and mature to young and eclectic in recent years. Potential customers who pass by Gibson's Gift are more often college students now than middle-aged or older patrons.
As fall begins, a whole new batch seasonal activities are available to enjoy. Apple picking is a great way to pass time, but it can be hard to finish off all the apples you pick before they rot.
Vibrant pop music is drowned out by the sound of chatter and laughter at Five Points' newest skincare spa, The SKINHOUSE.
As football season approaches, many students are getting excited for game day at Carolina. A great game day tradition that helps bring Gamecocks together is making and eating snack foods with your friends.
Columbia boasts a variety of coffee shops for college students to sip on their favorite drinks while studying, but this past spring, a unique addition to the local coffee market came with more than just a few beans.
For lovers of alternative rock, it may be hard to find bands in Columbia that cater to an emo music taste.
To balance ever-changing trends with limited closet space, members of USC’s fashion magazines and Fashion Board suggest comfortable jeans and shoes, basic tops and athleisure to stay comfortable and fashionable on campus.
Valentine’s Day might be over, but February is still the season of love. While some movies are specific to certain holidays, others are acceptable for any season. Here are some of the best rom-coms for any time of year.
Valentine’s Day can often involve cute chocolates and dinner dates, but these traditions aren't the only ways of showing affection on this romantic holiday. Some loved ones might show appreciation for each other through acts of service — like making breakfast in bed.
Over the summer, third year advertising student Ryan Manor felt like something was missing on campus — the university did not have an official fashion-focused publication — and though Manor had no prior experience with running a magazine, she was inspired to start one herself.
Movie: "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery"
Everyone knows the famous Gamecocks, such as Darius Rucker or Darla Moore. But a new generation of fame is increasingly common today with online creator culture — and college students are no strangers to this limelight.