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Not the strongest baker? Pumpkin bread might look fancy, but don’t be fooled; this recipe is as easy as it gets. Even if you’ve burned cookies or flattened cakes before, all it takes is a few pantry staples, a whisk and about 10 minutes of prep time.
A little girl hides in a cornfield. Masked home invaders stalk her in the rows. A game of cat-and-mouse ensues as she tries to escape the field with her life. "The Rows" is one of the many films to show at the South Carolina Underground Film Festival (SCUFF). The film festival highlights independent filmmakers from across the country. The three-day-long event showcases a wide variety of films, from drama shorts to sci-fi features.
Student actors in the USC Theater Department prepare to take the stage at the Longstreet Theatre, entering a Victorian-era England society whilst exploring themes of identity, relationships, deception and societal pressure.
The Columbia Korean Festival is more than the Korean-based food, games and performances. It’s a tradition that’s built off of faith as it places a root that blossoms into community for not only Koreans, but for everyone in Columbia.
For third-year economics student Mason Jolly, joining Gamecock Esports was more than just about gaming. It was a way to meet new people and find a close community at USC after transferring from the Union campus.
Mitra Kavandi was drawn to the University of South Carolina for its opportunities of growth offered to students. Now, Kavandi is in her second year as a ceramics graduate student in the School of Visual Arts and Design, pursuing those opportunities she did not have in her home country of Iran.
Movie: Black Phone 2
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics go beyond the white lab coat. At USC, students are showing kids that STEM can come in many forms and are redefining what it looks like to be a scientist.
Cinécola, a French film festival hosted by USC since 2008, is back on campus, giving the public the opportunity to view films that are not from the United States.
A club that started as USC Honors College student Salem Carriker's creative senior thesis project in 2010 now remains on campus, giving students the opportunity to educate local children.
Though street names might not seem like an exciting topic at first glance, some of Columbia’s busiest roads pay tribute to fascinating history that’s not immediately apparent.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A marks another bold evolution in developer Game Freak's ongoing reinvention of the Pokémon franchise. Building on the concepts introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, this latest entry introduces new mechanics, a darker story and a more immersive battle system. While the game shines in several areas, it also stumbles in others, ultimately offering a mixed but promising experience.
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.
One body slam at a time, the Palmetto Wrestling Academy is growing the love of a forgotten sport. This new generation of professional wrestlers are fighting to keep South Carolina’s independent wrestling scene alive.
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.