The 24th annual Arline & Gerald Polinsky Columbia Jewish Film Festival is being shown from Feb. 4 to Feb. 25. The festival will showcase Jewish culture and history through its unique selection of films.
The Koger Center for the Arts' newest exhibit, "Joyous Creatures," features artwork from USC professor Marius Valdes. Valdes' art style is brightly colored and comic-like, and he said his goal for the exhibit is to spread joy and inspiration.
After the mysterious death of a friend, seven survivors are left to grapple with resulting feelings of grief and guilt in the play "Language of Angels". The Department of Theatre and Dance will delves into their journey with these characters when they perform the play from Feb. 15 to 18.
Local nonprofit publication The Jasper Project introduces Infamous Lovers, a Valentine's Day event featuring live entertainment, food, local art and a costume contest with local prizes.
Summer Doodles joined USC students for Thursday After Dark. Through a guided process, students reached into their creative sides and showed their love for the Gamecocks.
Campus is full of wild squirrels and the popular C.S. Lewis cats. Students share their thoughts on the animals and their theories on what they think of each other.
Gentleman's Closet, the classic shop in Five Points, has been open since the late 1980s, selling all kinds of business attire. But it isn't just the clothing that has allowed it to continue its success, according to store workers.
Too cold to go out and grab food at Russell House? Try out this simple Crock-Pot chili recipe.
Schoolwork might make you want to live a different life filled with action and adventure. Grunge and rock songs that might remind you of a certain bat-like vigilante can make you more energetic on your walk to class.
Plant-based eating has grown in popularity in recent years, with the opening of restaurants like Good Life Cafe in downtown Columbia and efforts made on USC's campus to embrace the plant-based lifestyle. But the common diet isn't what people expect, according to those in the industry.
The Indian Cultural Organization held its annual Bollywood-fusion dance competition Saturday where collegiate dance teams from across the country came to the Koger Center for the Arts for a night of Western and Indian-style dances. Proceeds from the event went to the Carolina Survivor Clinic, provides a variety services for South Carolina refugees.
Going to and from class in the cold, gray weather can make for a miserable walk. Take a listen to these Midwest emo tunes to match that bitter, wintery mood.
Class schedules are becoming more stressful as the semester kicks up. But many students across USC are turning their artistic passion into a means of self-expression and a way to manage their academics.
Colleen Clark, an assistant professor of Jazz Studies at USC, was invited to perform with "Late Night with Seth Meyers" 8G band. Playing on the late-night show has given Clark the opportunity, she said, to not only represent herself but to represent the University of South Carolina and its Jazz Studies program on a large, national platform.
"The Art of Influence" which includes an exhibition at Columbia Museum of Art, along with screenings at the Nickelodeon Theater, explores how classic films "Blade Runner" and "The Shining" inspired the work of fashion designer Lee Alexander McQueen and the lasting impact all three have had on popular culture.
The Columbia Museum of Art hosts Public Touch Tours to provide visitors with visual impairments a chance to interact with the artwork. The tour is designed to evoke as many senses as possible — the most prominent of which being touch.
Announcing its largest line-up to date, St. Pat's in Five Points unveiled national and local acts for its upcoming festival in March. Headline performances include artists such as Lawrence, The War and Treaty, Futurebirds, Sister Hazel and Conner Smith.
