The School of Music is celebrating 100 years of music at South Carolina with performances from several departments. Dean Taylor Harding said the school has gone through several eras since its creation, helping it evolve into what it is today.
This listicle names some of the top thrift vendors and stores around the Columbia area for students to discover their various styles. The stores and vendors listed provide a variety of items, including clothing, shoes, accessories and jewelry.
Homemade Haircuts returns with a stunning new EP that will leave fans yearning for more. The band's passion and energy is ever-present, and it will keep listeners leaving these songs on repeat.
Looking for a new place to meet fellow Columbia readers? Check out these six local books clubs that cater to different reading interests.
Fiber arts offer self-expression to USC students, as well as a willingness to learn and try new projects and materials. Many USC students have found joy in creating and socializing while involved in fiber arts.
Pistachio baklava cheesecake is a great vanilla cheesecake that is simpler than it looks and may impress the fanciest of audiances.
The Q+ Honors Caucus is a student-run club created by Honors students to have a place that is accepting of all students at USC. They host social gatherings and educational seminars on Wednesdays at the Honors College.
Sakhar jams is a southern jam company with a mission to support South Carolina agriculture by helping out local farms year round. The company hopes to connect with community and offers seasonal jam flavors sold in local shops.
Moving back to school can be stressful. Listen to these chill tunes to kick back and relax.
Try out this quick and healthy breakfast that can save students time and money.
As Kailey Cunningham and Roger Caughman's relationship developed, so did their love of coffee and their Five Points food and beverage community. Now, they are selling coffee up the street from where they met.
Jonathan Vang has always loved to work outside, so he remodeled an empty building on Blossom Street to open a plant and produce shop. While the store opened in August, Vang is already looking to expand its offerings and remodel further.
Amy Smedberg, the creative force behind Revyved Records, transforms vinyl records into vibrant, music-inspired custom artworks. Smedberg’s work not only breathes new life into these records but also connects her with music enthusiasts, art lovers and students in the Columbia community.
The Columbia Museum of Art is adding tai chi to its slate of mindfulness programming. Yoga and tai chi instructors aim to emphasize accessibility and mobility through classes taught at the museum.
Bang Back Pinball Lounge hosts events and creates a space for everyone — including men, women and children, as well as experienced and inexperienced players. Employees said increased participation amongst women at the lounge matches national trends.
As nu-grunge begins to emerge onto the Columbia music scene, meet Deprived, the USC student band trying to make a name for themselves.
The Columbia Soda City Market is a staple weekly event where artisans can sell locally-made food, goods and art. For some artists, however, the market serves as a platform to elevate their work and share their voices with the community.
