The history of hip-hop from past to present is explored through the perspectives of seniors at USC and notable hip-hop figures of the city of Columbia.
Columbia has offered a variety of concerts through the years, and USC students and the surrounding community take advantage of attending such events.
Food trucks like The Belgian Waffle Truck are a recent addition to options for on-campus dining and take meal swipes for meal plans. Owner Jean-Louis Ledent, a chef from Belgium, serves the students of USC with his wife, Yvette. This truck is one of many that are gaining student traction as a newer dining option.
An online French-Asian bakery run by a USC alumna will have its physical pace as a café on Main Street. It will add a new option for Asian food to the Columbia community.
After spending much of the last decade working on the "Transformers" films, Michael Bay brings back his signature 90s action filmmaking style with "Ambulance." The film is a non-stop action thrill ride with fun performances from Jake Gyllenhaal, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Eiza Gonzalez.
Girl Up, a female-student led organization brings awareness to women's rights and serves within the local community to encourage higher education to young girls.
USC will host its annual Birdcage drag show on Wednesday, April 13 in the Russell House Ballroom. The event is from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and is free of charge with a valid CarolinaCard.
Darius Rucker will perform at the Colonial Life Arena on April 24 in celebration of the Gamecocks women's basketball national championship win. Tickets will be free for all students.
The Diversity and the Student Experience initiative is a wall of pictures in Russell House that showcases students of different races, ethnicities and cultures engaged in their everyday lives on campus.
After six delays, "Morbius" finally hit theaters last Friday and fell flat. Jared Leto's portrayal of Morbius is overshadowed by a plot that has many issues.
Rather than only celebrating at the fountain last Sunday, celebrate all week with this playlist.
Despite tornado warnings, the Palmetto Pans, a student music group, held a steel drum concert that brought lively happy Caribbean music to the USC campus.
USC Theatre's production of "Romeo & Juliet" strives to take a twist on the original play by examining how older generations effect today's youth. The show will be performed at Longstreet Theater from April 8 through April 15.
Artist Cait Maloney cares less about people knowing her name, and more about her art. Muralist of "Lady Vista" on Gervais Street, Maloney partners with many Columbia businesses, fulfilling her dream of being an illustrator.
A free concert series organized by USC students hosted on the Koger Center loading docks showcases student musicians. The series, called "Rock on the Dock," uses a unique location as the backdrop for real-world music industry experiences.
Jared Moore, a School of Music graduate student, held his degree recital on April 1. School of Music faculty will grade his performance as a part of his degree.
The inaugural Columbia Brick Con was held on Saturday. LEGO fans of all ages filed into the Carolina Haven Tailgating and Event Facility to observe displays and interact with fellow enthusiasts.
