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I remember walking through Five Points nearly four years ago for an interview with the famous — perhaps infamous — artist, Blue Sky.
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.
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.
Locked amongst the electronics and cables in USC’s datacenter on Wheat Street is a supercomputer that whirs away, computing answers to the university’s biggest questions.
Darius Rucker, an artist who has won three Grammys, sold millions of albums and released iconic top chart hits, answered the phone with “hey, it’s Darius.”
Darius Rucker will perform at Colonial Life Arena on April 24 in celebration of the Gamecocks women's basketball team's national championship win.
There is a back room in Columbia where two previous state senators drink bourbon and talk politics. Vincent Sheheen and Joel Lourie, however, do it to educate South Carolina through their podcast, Bourbon in the Backroom.
The streets of Five Points were packed with people in all shades of green this weekend for the first St. Pat’s in Five Points event in two years.
Desean Gibson weighed 200 pounds when he got out of prison. In less than three months of being on the streets of Columbia, he had lost around 60 pounds.
With the Oscar nominations recently released, The Daily Gamecock decided to follow up its recap of its staff's music taste with its staff picks for favorite movies of 2021.
How does Tik Tok star Brittany Broski feel about the name Cocky? Awful.
Brittany Broski is coming to Columbia on Feb. 21 to host USC Carolina Production's "The Dating Game."
Carolina Productions is bringing Brittany Broski to the Koger Center on Feb. 21 for “The Dating Game” and an accompanying Q&A. Broski is an online celebrity and comedian with over 6 million followers on TikTok.
The Daily Gamecock newsroom listened to a combined 10,000 hours of music in 2021.
Show: "How to with John Wilson"
The world of business is and historically has been a male-dominated industry. This is reflected within the Darla Moore School of Business.
According to interviews and public records, the Save 5 Points campaign, a mostly student-run organization, has operated as an informal student wing of city councilman Daniel Rickenmann’s mayoral campaign since its founding in August.
The Capital Club hosted a day-long event Oct. 30 to honor and support the family of Stephen Smith, the victim of an unsolved hit-and-run in Hampton County, South Carolina, in 2015. The event, #StandingForStephenSmith, was held to raise money for Stephen’s mother, Sandy Smith, and to raise awareness for anti-LGBTQIA+ violence.
Aubrey Key starting going viral last October for a video about working at a Circle K while he waited for his music to gain attention. This October, he played his first show in Columbia at The New Brookland Tavern.
For those who know The Room, “An Evening Inside The Room with Greg Sestero” went exactly how one would imagine. This double feature event, hosted last week by The Nickelodeon Theatre, had it all; spoons were thrown, “Hai” was shouted and Sestero brought first-hand references to several crazy Wiseau experiences.