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As customers open the doors to Old Skool Outfitter, they are greeted by walls covered with doodles, minimalist art and racks filled with vintage color-coded sweaters.
Fall is upon us, and everyone is itching to get out there, enjoy some good music and get their party on. So let's get the party started with some pulse-pounding club techno.
As fall approaches, college students are now looking for new fall clothing to switch up from their summer attire, aiming to find clothing like sweaters and jackets, but also accessories like beanies and scarves.
EP: "Homemade Haircuts Goes Swimming"
Are you a literary lover looking for a like-minded reading community? Finding your people can be difficult, but book clubs are great ways to meet fellow readers.
USC graduate Lauren Cunningham has cared for and volunteered with stray cats for years, including fostering and adopting.
Do you think you can win a potluck? If yes, then this pistachio baklava-inspired cheesecake is for you. Baklava is a sweet dessert common in Turkey and Greece. It's made from nuts, honey, and filo, which is a thin pastry. This recipe uses store-bought filo sheets. It looks fancier than it is and takes about 30 minutes to prepare outside of baking time (around an hour and 40 minutes total).
Fiber arts can offer versatility and expression to USC student designers through potential passion projects. They can bounce their ideas off one another and create a tight-knit community.
As the Queer+ Honors Caucus meeting starts, students enter the room and grab a sticker with their preferred pronouns. Their backpacks — some bare, some decorated with pins of all colors of the rainbow — hit the floor and coursework is forgotten. For the next hour, they will learn about and celebrate their unique identities.
Reshma Mahadkar and Jessica Henry have been friends for the past 10 years. In 2020, Mahadkar took that friendship to a new level: a partnership that created Sakhar, a southern jam company with an Indian twist.
It's that time of the year again, Gamecocks.
As the 2024-2025 school year kicks off, students are acclimating to dining options on campus. For students with limited meal plans or busy schedules, home cooked meals are a time-saving option. Oatmeal is an easy and healthy breakfast that is a great way to start off the day.
Roger Caughman and Kailey Cunningham’s love story began when they met at Drip, a Five Points coffee shop.
Jonathan Vang had his eye on a brick building near the Five Points train trestle for a couple of years before he decided it would be the perfect place to open a plant store.
Vinyl records are a classic way to enjoy and listen to your favorite music artists, but what happens if they get scratched, damaged or you are simply not feeling that sound anymore? Luckily, there are ways to get creative and stay groovy with these music mediums.
The Columbia Museum of Art has offered free yoga classes for several years — sometimes outside on Boyd Plaza, and sometimes inside the galleries themselves. Now, the museum is expanding its free mindfulness programming to include tai chi, a form of Chinese calisthenics based on ancient martial arts.
When Bang Back Pinball Lounge first opened, owner Frederick Richardson said he wanted to make sure he built a space for women and children to play pinball, an activity which, in his experience, often drew a largely male crowd.
With a plethora of food, antiques and goods solely produced in South Carolina, the weekly Soda City Market is a staple of Columbia’s culture and community. The market provides artisans and artists with a space to sell their creations every Saturday and a platform to promote their creativity and share their voices.
Whether you're driving a little too fast with the windows down or blasting the A/C in your living room, Pride Month doesn't have to end with this playlist. A mix of upbeat anthems, soulful ballads and dance-worthy tracks, these pop hits will have you making the most of every blazing-hot summer moment.
Located near the center of Five Points sits one of the newest additions to Columbia’s local book scene, All Good Books. The bookstore aims to provide a unique gathering space for friends, clubs and companies in Columbia.