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Five Points has been a cultural center of Columbia for years, but recently, it has become a gauntlet for local businesses. Many of these changes have created an unclear future for this pillar of Columbia.
With more than 30 years of culinary experience, David Grillo decided it was time to open his own restaurant. Grillo, the executive chef and owner of Boca Grande Burritos, built his new company off what he has seen during his time as a chef in Columbia.
Starting a new semester can be hard, but it's especially challenging now as students go back to being in-person for the first time in months. In situations like this, a collection of songs can help anyone get up from the summer lounge chair and get some work done. Let this playlist rock you, roll you and explode your drive for success through the new semester and beyond.
With this summer came many new entertainment offerings you might have missed. For the first time since the pandemic began, movie theaters started to reopen, reviving the box office with blockbusters, such as "Black Widow" and "A Quiet Place Part II," in full force.
The past year has seen a budding growth and newfound success in the public art world, which has not only allowed new artists to foster modern ideas of representation, but has brought a new level of inclusivity and history to the public art sphere.
As the growing season begins to pick up, the Blythewood Farmers Market reopened to showcase some of the best locally grown and raised products the Midlands has to offer.
From "Casablanca" in 1942 to "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019, movies continue to provide relatable stories and characters that people can return to again and again. Filmmaker Wyatt Lasche aims to give audiences just that.
Recent visitors on Main Street might have noticed a huge mural rapidly appearing on the side of the City of Columbia building. This giant mural, by virally-appreciated artist Ija Charles, features the rich history of Columbia.
From the scenery of Bondi Beach in Australia to the peacefulness of the South Carolina mountains, nearly everyone has a favorite place on Earth.
Book: "White Ivy"
Although Pride month is in June, The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) celebrates in April as a way to close out the school year. OMSA’s annual Pridechella event celebrated the LGBTQ+ community with music, spoken word and drag performances on Friday on the Russell House Patio.
The pandemic had a restrictive effect on travel, but now USC students are back abroad in Italy. Students take on this new culture while experiencing Italy as it is while restricted by COVID-19 regulations.
When you're looking for a nutritious yet simple breakfast, you can never go wrong with avocado toast. It's easy to make, healthy and delicious. This trending snack has been seen at many restaurants, coffee shops and social media accounts.
Oliver Gospel Mission, located on 1100 Taylor St., provides not only food and emergency shelter for the homeless population, but also an opportunity for them to make the decision to move forward in a new direction.
It’s April already. Derived from the Latin word "aperit," which means "to open," we are now experiencing borders opening, flowers blooming and summer’s wide arms open to take us in. Ready?
University of South Carolina's International Student Association (ISA) hosted its first International Student Showcase Friday on the Russell House Patio. The showcase featured flag presentations, games and performances by a diverse selection of international students and organizations.
Roxxxy Andrews entered the Russell House ballroom stage Wednesday night in a sheer, bedazzled dress, swaying, clapping and twerking along the way.
Live music can look a lot different these days, as virtual platforms are serving as a safer alternative to concerts. Columbia’s digital house show 'At the Addition' makes for an experience like no other for both performers and audience members.
The University of South Carolina Department of Dance welcomed the first day of April with its production, "Excavating Movement." The program featured works filled with energy, color and personality, executed by a collection of USC student dancers.
From theater to computer science students, OverReactors Improv offers a space for students to practice their improv skills and even perform in front of a live audience.