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As the end of the semester approaches, many students experience increased anxiety and negative thoughts. Deadlines become more frequent, daily routines are disrupted and your brain spins like crazy. If that's been the case, you're definitely not alone. However, the sun will always come out tomorrow.
While summertime and the horror genre may seem like an unlikely pair, some of the most iconic slasher films have been set during this season. It’s a time that symbolizes freedom for a lot of young people. That’s why most of these stories focus on teenagers away from home, whether that be summer camps or spontaneous adventures.
Copious amounts of overconsumption occur in the fashion industry today, leading to significant amounts of waste. However, designers in Columbia are challenging the idea of what we consider “waste” and are instead turning it into beautiful, reimagined pieces of art.
With the weather warming up and summer closely approaching, getting on the water is becoming more appealing. Nothing is more relaxing than a day spent doing nothing on the beach.
At a Kittiwake show, mosh pits start to open as the first notes hit, then the rest of the crowd moves with the music as fans close in towards the stage.
With the weather next week being the warmest in Columbia it has been all year it’s time to take advantage of the hotter temperatures and get outside.
Movie: The Drama
Though there won't be a spring football game at Williams-Brice this year, fans will have to turn their attention to Colonial Life Arena for the Garnet & Black Spring fest.
Since his debut in 1998, Christopher Nolan has become a staple of the film industry with many beloved and groundbreaking films. With his 13th film, “The Odyssey,” coming out this summer, it’s a good time to go down memory lane and take a look at his filmography so far.
Second-year elementary education student Lillie Underwood was on a walk with her boyfriend, fourth-year mechanical engineering student Jefferson Elmore, when something unexpected happened.
The Sun Is Against Us is a student-led film and production company based in Columbia created by Amir Diba, Bryce Ellington, Noah Rostolder and Aaron Jacobs.
With a month left of classes, it's time to step on the metaphorical gas pedal and power through these last few classes — or maybe it's not.
Movie: Project Hail Mary
On Monday night, a new team will enter the history books as NCAA men’s basketball national champions. In honor of the greatest tournament in sports, here is a ranking of the last 10 teams to cut down the nets.
As the sun set over the Horseshoe on March 23, students posed for third-year visual communications student Grayson Edwards as she snapped picture after picture on her camera.
From sketchbook scribbles to published pages, illustrator and author Mike Lowery has built a career on art. The Atlanta based artist has illustrated for The New York Times, Disney and Reader's Digest.
Inspired by pop-rock artists such as Olivia Rodrigo and Alanis Morissette, third-year music industries student Katie DeMartini has released her first album, “nobody’s favorite" under Greene Street Records.
Stepping inside Richland Library, a crowd of people move through the first floor. As attendees walk farther in, they go down an indie author alley and see authors promoting their books. The library has been transformed into a convention hall where book lovers can find anything from surprise books to author panels.
After a long-overdue win for Best Director at the 98th Academy Awards, it’s time to take a look at some of Paul Thomas Anderson’s other films. While “One Battle After Another” was great, it is far from his best work, which truly speaks to his talents.
Just because finals and exams are coming up, it doesn't mean you have to get caught up in stress and worries. Think back to when you were care-free, tanning on the beach, traveling with friends or family and catching up on sleep during spring break.