Carolina Productions brought three comedians with disabilities to the Russell House in order to raise awareness of disabilities while also raising spirits with laughter.
The election is finally over, and America can return to their everyday lives without subtle political references popping up everywhere. Here are some things that will return to normal post-election.
Alicia Keys' latest album, "Here," is a highly personal and emotional piece that combines R&B, blues and jazz to make one of the most iconic albums of the year.
Georgia Tech competed against University of South Carolina students in the 13th annual ballroom competition.
Should America be prepared for a new television network after the election results come out on Nov. 8? Trump TV might become the newest conservative media platform if the election is lost by Republican nominee Donald Trump.
Marvel released its newest film, "Doctor Strange" on Nov. 4, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as protagonist Stephen Strange. The film portrayed Strange's story with exciting psychedelic visuals; however, the story lacks original humor and has pacing issues.
In the second installment of the Cup of Columbia series, arts and culture writer Shayla Nidever looks at Cool Beans, a coffee shop close to campus with a welcoming atmosphere and good prices.
Starbucks has received a new wave of backlash this year for their new green holiday cups and Arts and Culture editor Hailey Covell believes that the drama is unwarranted.
Cockstock was new to Homecoming this year, bringing in over 8,200 students and featuring lead hip-hop duo Rae Sremmund. Created to build a deeper sense of the Carolina community, Student Government, Carolina Productions, and Homecoming produced an event that might become a new Carolina tradition.
Arts and Culture editor Darby Hallman talks about one of the biggest problems sweeping the nation right now: Christmas celebration in early November.
Hip-hop artist Rae Sremmurd will be coming to USC to perform at the Cockstock music event on Nov. 4 as part of Homecoming Week.
The ArtBreak Lecture series at the Columbia Museum of Art will host an event discussing Catawba pottery and traditions on Nov. 8. Brent Burgin, an archivist at USC Lancaster, will speak at the event to share his interpretation of different pottery pieces.
The recent announcement from Bethesda that it will stop sending out early review copies of their games to media sites is an anti-consumer move and could set the ground work for other companies to follow suit.
Many fans are divided over whether or not the latest The Walking Dead episode went too far with violence on screen. Two staff writers go head to head to talk about their differing opinions on the issue.
Columbia is hosting the multi-platinum selling saxophonist and songwriter Boney James as part of a three-day jazz festival.
Kenny Chesney fulfills fans' expectations and supersedes others’ with his influential new album Cosmic Hallelujah, which is packed with reminders of how to live life and what it means to truly live.
No matter your musical inclination, chances are it has been satiated over the course of the last 10 months.
