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When students walk into McMaster College, they see a building with historic brick walls, natural light, eclectic sculptures and the two galleries that hold rotating exhibits and student art.
It’s no secret that Cookout is a favorite of many USC students.
Isabelle Paris always wanted to start a surf club at USC.
Following the release of its first EP "Let Sleeping Elephants Lie," in August, local band Bombadier is looking toward the future with motivation to evolve its sound.
Born and raised in Ridgeway, S.C., Sergio Hudson has had a passion for design since he was about four years old.
Attendees gathered their stakes, grabbed their garlic and marched down to the Koger Center over the weekend for the South Carolina Ballet’s performance of “Dracula: Ballet With A Bite.”
A Columbia haunted attraction is raising money through halloween horrors in order to give back to the community.
A newly opened fast food chain is working to increase its outreach within the Columbia community through its customer service and Nashville-style food.
EP: "the rest"
The sound of beads rustling on peoples' arms, heels clicking across the floor and excited chit-chat filled the AMC Harbison Theater in Columbia on Friday.
Band: Jonas Brothers
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.
Fall is truly here. As the South Carolina heat finally starts to dissipate, we are reaching for our hoodies and sweatpants and ordering hot coffee instead of iced. Walking outside, there’s a noticeable chill to the air and a crisp, earthy smell we know all too well.
Hurry, it’s getting closer! It's right around the corner! It’s… it’s… Halloween!
Movie: “The Exorcist: Believer”
Pleasant bells, a light fragrant scent and a choice between coffee or tea are the first things that greet customers when they walk into Columbia store The Witching Hour.
Show: Sex Education
New York City-born quartet, Quarters of Change, took the stage at New Brookland Tavern and filled the venue with its alternative, heavy rock sound, engaging fans.
The emergence of Britpop, a style which combines rock and pop music, in the 1990s brought a new sound to the British rock scene.
Shoes were optional, but the tie dye t-shirts were not at this year’s annual JerryFest in Five Points, which honored the life and music of Jerry Garcia and the psychedelic jam band scene.