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(11/14/22 1:45am)
USC researchers and partners have recently engaged in multiple projects to learn the effects of Columbians' surroundings on their overall well-being. These efforts include bus tours around Columbia and environmental research.
(11/11/22 1:01am)
Yatin Nerella never imagined himself strutting a stage in nothing but his underwear and painted head-to-toe with the muscular system of the body.
(11/11/22 12:54am)
Album: "Her Loss" by Drake and 21 Savage
(11/04/22 2:52am)
Show: “The Handmaid’s Tale”
(11/04/22 1:39am)
Album: "Midnights (3am Edition)"
(11/02/22 3:46am)
USC's Hillel will plant daffodils at a Remembrance Event at the Anne Frank Center to remember the Jewish children who lost their lives during the Holocaust.
(11/04/22 1:00am)
The Voices Against the Stigma charity concert will challenge negative stigmas surrounding mental health through various art performances and displays in the Russell House ballroom.
(11/03/22 12:11am)
A sea of artistic talent against the backdrop of a historic neighborhood, smiling neighbors at every corner and supportive camaraderie between artists is present at the Historic Melrose Art in the Yard event, according to participant Ginny Merrett.
(11/03/22 12:52am)
The USC School of Music will present the tale of the Salem Witch Trials in opera form with its upcoming "The Crucible" production.
(10/28/22 3:32am)
Along Deceased Farm's haunted trail, actors in costume and makeup jump out to scare those visiting the farm's terrifyingly themed haunted houses scattered across the farm's property.
(10/28/22 2:49am)
With Halloween just around the corner, there’s no better time to indulge in some creepy media. Horror movies may be most people’s go-to for a good scare, but there are plenty of video games that can deliver just as much, if not more, terror for those brave enough to try them. Here are five games that are sure to scare you stiff.
(10/26/22 1:31am)
The South Carolina State Museum hosted guided tours themed around frightening and macabre stories from the state’s history throughout October.
(10/28/22 3:03am)
Show: "Dahmer -- Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story"
(11/02/22 2:48am)
Columbia seems to have it all — ample restaurants, music showcases and weekly Soda City markets. But there is one thing that the city may be lacking: a local, community-driven bookstore, according to Columbia residents Clint and Jenna Wallace.
(10/20/22 8:47pm)
Trustus Theatre's production of "The Rocky Horror Show," running until Oct. 29, combines both nostalgia and new perspectives to create a more contemporary production of an established staple of musical theater.
(10/21/22 2:35am)
Album: "It's Only Me" by Lil Baby
(10/21/22 3:50am)
Show: “Chainsaw Man”
(11/06/22 11:08pm)
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.
(10/18/22 1:26am)
The Association of African American Students (AAAS) is bringing back their traditional Mister and Miss Black USC (BUSC) pageant for the first time since 2019.
(10/28/22 3:10am)
Colorful leaves, colder weather and cozy activities mean that something is approaching: spooky season. In the month of October, the festivities of Halloween are in full swing, and the sentiments of fall are often overlooked. However, the warm drinks, crackling fires and decorative pumpkins signify cherished fall experiences without the added spook factor. This playlist with relaxed, acoustic vibes transports listeners away from the hectic Halloween craze and into a peaceful time of autumn bliss.