Friday, April 1 marks the launch of The Daily Gamecock's first ever podcast. "The Squawk" is a lifestyle podcast hosted by co-engagement director Noah Trainor and arts and culture editor Stephen Pastis, and was created by managing editor Michael Sauls.
In the last Southern Exposure event of the season, Bang on a Can All-Stars sought to both electrify and serenade hundreds with its contemporary style.
Some may claim Wordle as the dominant word game, while others may think more traditional word games are the best. See which ones our staffer's feel are better.
Birria tacos, a traditional Mexican street food, have caught people's eyes in the U.S. thanks to a Super Bowl commercial and posts on social media. Following the trend, some of the Mexican restaurants in Columbia started serving the popular tacos.
K-pop has been growing in popularity. Whether you're already a fan or you're simply looking for new music genres, here's a list to grow your music taste.
USC Theatre tackles drugs, love, loss and uncertainty in its new production of "This is Our Youth," directed by student John Reynolds. The student-run play tells an unflinching coming-of-age story of three young adults in 1980s New York.
Patti O'Furniture, a long-time drag queen of Columbia, hosted a "St. Patti's Day" bingo event March 17 at the Columbia Museum of Art. Guests participated in six rounds of bingo, a costume contest, and a night of music and laughs.
The annual St. Pat’s in Five Points event returned for the first time after two years this weekend to celebrate its 40-year anniversary, bringing with it one of the largest events in Columbia and South Carolina. The March event had a large turnout, with many enjoying the greatly missed musical festival.
The USC's School of Music aims to promote inclusion through a night of celebrating composers and musicians from the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities a year from the Atlanta Spa shootings.
The "Backbone" film premiered in Gambrell Hall on the night of March 18. The film, created by USC students and alum, documents the history of Black women at USC.
The Healthy Carolina Market is paving the way to a healthier way of living by providing fresh, healthy options for the community and by supporting the local businesses around Columbia.
The Sierra Student Coalition is a student based organization that promotes advocacy, teaching and involvement in environmental and justice areas. Currently, the coalition is working with a middle school to create a community garden.
Some of the saddest goodbyes when leaving for college aren’t people at all, but our beloved pets. USC’s “Dog Walking Club,” called Give a Dog a Bone was started so students can foster a pet for a day, have a pet back in their life, but also help the community through volunteering at a local shelter.
Fragrant flowers, long transformative views, and edible plants are hallmarks of USC's landscape. The two-person horticulture team behind them cares for these and create the sights and smells that mark springtime on campus.
Whether it's kayaking on the Saluda River or enjoying a nature walk through champion trees at Congaree National Park, Columbia parks have much to offer their guests.
Cocks in the Garden offers students a chance to learn about gardening, with hopes to help the community through donations of food to homeless shelters nearby.
Raymond Davidson, the number one pinball player in the world, maintains his status by playing at Columbia’s Bang Back Pinball Lounge.
