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(11/06/19 2:14am)
Picture this: It’s 8 p.m. on a Friday night, and you’re in your school cafeteria. The chairs have been pushed to the edges of the room, creating a dance floor slightly too large for the amount of people there. Maybe you’re wearing a polo and pants, or maybe you’re in a sparkly new dress you bought months ago at Macy’s. Either way, you’re heartbroken because your crush just asked someone else to dance. Soon, the agonizing slow song ends and your favorite bop comes on. You grab your friends, rush to the dance floor and begin to dance your middle school troubles away.
(11/02/19 6:28pm)
Hippo Campus came to South Carolina for the first time on Friday at the Senate for the band's "Bambi" tour.
(11/04/19 4:03am)
Tapp’s Art Center has considered Main Street its home for the past eight years, but after an abrupt decrease in funding, the Columbia arts and culture giant is being forced to relocate. Because of its influence on Columbia's arts and culture scene, other businesses could be impacted by its departure.
(11/03/19 11:10pm)
Kate Vera strummed an acoustic guitar as she sings the opening lines of alt-J’s “Breezeblocks.” People in the W XYZ Bar & Lounge at Aloft Columbia Downtown hotel watched as she began her three-hour set.
(11/01/19 4:03am)
“Susannah,” the opera written by Carlisle Floyd in 1955, is making its way to Drayton Hall Theatre for the first time by way of Opera at USC.
(11/01/19 2:43am)
Now that the weather is starting to get colder, leaving the house can be difficult some days. After sitting in class all day and coming home to do more homework, sometimes reading a book is the perfect way to relax. Instead of binge-watching that TV show and suffering from the effects of blue light, pick from this list of five highly anticipated books being released this November.
(11/03/19 10:21pm)
Some see Columbia’s Main Street as the setting for a thriving social scene in the heart of the state's capital. However, those who have lived in Columbia longer know Main Street was not always the lively, urban stretch it is today. First Thursday on Main, a monthly event that features entertainment and dining specials, plays a role in the area’s newfound vibrancy.
(10/31/19 1:29am)
Release Date: Oct. 25, 2019
(10/31/19 2:05am)
As Homecoming week comes to a close, there are still a few events left to attend. Friday, the Homecoming committee will host Carolina's Got Talent, which will present different talents and performances from USC students and organizations.
(11/03/19 9:54pm)
Those who took University 101 may already be familiar with Outdoor Recreation because of the challenge course classes they took part in as a group bonding exercise. However, many are not aware of what else Outdoor Recreation has to offer and how easy it is to get involved.
(10/30/19 12:58am)
Many people will say rock and roll died alongside grunge, meaning Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day and other great rock bands of the 1990s were the last of the genre. In actuality, rock only fell out of mainstream music. Rock never truly died.
(11/03/19 10:53pm)
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when someone mentions the word "entertainment"?
(10/27/19 11:23pm)
This weekend, USC Dance Company’s annual Fall Concert will highlight a range of dance styles including classical ballet, modern and contemporary.
(10/25/19 11:16am)
“When I Stutter,” a 2017 documentary that covers the impact of stuttering in the lives of multiple people, was shown Thursday at the Russell House Theater at the University of South Carolina.
(10/27/19 8:55pm)
Many people think of printing as the kind done by click of a button on the computer, but the artistic design of printmaking is very different. Printmaking is the process of transferring an image from a template to a surface. USC's own printmaking club, Ink and Paper, is open to all students.
(10/24/19 3:37am)
In the spirit of Halloween, Columbia City Ballet is presenting “Dracula: Ballet with a Bite,” a performance of Bram Stoker's classic novel, Friday and Saturday at the Koger Center for the Arts.
(10/28/19 2:59am)
Former USC media arts student Siyu Zhou is one of three finalists in the IES Abroad Study Abroad Film Festival. Zhou’s film, “Come Alive,” is a mostly silent visual diary from his semester in Tokyo.
(10/27/19 9:16pm)
Before winter weather and all things Christmas sneak up, there is still time to experience all of the typical fall activities. Clinton Sease Farm, located in Lexington, is a family-run business with a variety of ways to get visitors in the autumn mood.
(10/27/19 9:19pm)
Show: "Demon Slayer"
(10/23/19 1:27am)
Movie: “El Camino”'
