The Indie South Fair brought in various artists and vendors from around the surrounding areas who make imagination reality with their hands and minds, giving students the opportunity to take time off work and enjoy and buy a variety of art pieces.
Kendare Blake's newest fantasy tells the story of triplet queens who must fight to claim the throne.
The Five Points Association hosted it's sixth free concert in its Five After Five monthly series and it included live music and food vendors.
Donald Glover's new television series, "Atlanta," on FX gives a realistic viewpoint of making it in a big city under the pressure of everyday life and social standards.
With fall right around the corner, a ton of exciting and festive activities will be coming to Columbia. Here’s a list of a few of the activities you can expect to see in Columbia this fall.
Acoustic rock duo This Wild Life released their latest album, “Low Tides,” on Sept. 9, evolving their soft and simple acoustic sound into something more full and complete.
"Snowden" tells the story of Edward Snowden and the 2013 NSA leak in a highly personal and intriguing way and stands as Joseph Gordon Levitt and Shailene Woodley's best work to date.
An art exhibit titled “Gift: A Unique View of Adluh” in Frame of Mind eyewear store showcases local artists' viewpoints on one of Columbia's historic buildings, the Adluh Flour Mill.
The previously postponed Carolina Productions event featuring former American gymnast Shawn Johnson has been rescheduled to Sept. 28.
Aziz Ansari, a Columbia native and lead actor and writer for the Netflix show “Master of None” was awarded an Emmy on Sunday night.
The 30th annual Greek Festival came to Columbia over the weekend and offered attendees a taste of Greek culture.
Some of the most influential and highly respected video games made are JRPGs, and this is a short list of some of the essential titles for fans of the genre.
Richland County Public Library celebrated the opening of their newly renovated second floor on Friday, Sept. 16. Overdue: An Evening of Music & Art featured performances from local bands, art installations, and interactive art projects.
The popular rapper, Waka Flocka, performed at the Music Farm Thursday night.
Bastille's sophomore album addresses relevant societal themes through catchy, upbeat songs.
Sherry Meeks, an author from Georgia, stopped at the Barnes and Noble in Forest Acres to sign copies of her debut novel, “Finding Tambri.”
PitaPit in Five Points offers students healthy food in a timely manner without breaking your bank.
