The streets of Five Points were closed off to celebrate St. Patrick's day, providing live music, food vendors and many other events. The crowds displayed a sea of green attire to celebrate the Irish holiday.
USC alum Ekta Garg recently published her second novel, which dives into the idea of magical realism. Through her writing, Garg looks to go beyond fairytale endings to tackle the deeper questions of her characters' identity.
Charlie Boy expresses passion, authenticity and raw enjoyment of music while its members give an inside look at how the band has taken creative liberty with its music.
"Love in the Time of Fentanyl," a new documentary from director Colin Askey, takes viewers to the frontline of the opioid epidemic. The film provides a closer look into Vancouver's safe injection sites and harm reduction initiatives, while also looking at how addiction has affected the lives of the community.
Art Therapy Club at USC helps to provide students with a safe space to de-stress and unwind while creating art. Connecting with the arts and channeling a positive way to relax has proved to be a valuable therapy.
For some, activities like reading or walking are typical ways to relieve stress. However, for store manager of The Healing Bar, crystals have served as a tool to improve mental health.
Mental health can seem like an uncomfortable topic to bring up, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are some tips on how to support a friend who is going through a tough time.
For four former residents of Capstone House, getting lost in music is how they relieve their stress. Through its lyricism and time spent playing, The Third Floor band has found a way to express its mental health by sharing its music.
College students can be especially vulnerable to developing Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as seasonal depression, but there are many resources available to offer support and aid in managing the symptoms.
Elysium Aerial Fitness helps people of all shapes and sizes build confidence in their appearances, while also battling the negative stigma around pole dancing. Elysium offers a variety of classes like pole, arial skills and chair dance.
The upcoming production of "The Mad Ones" at Trustus Theatre features a cast of newcomers, including two USC students with another behind the scenes. Through this show, these students have had the opportunity to develop their skills and do what they love.
The Irish band Inhaler released sophomore album titled "Cuts & Bruises." The album showcases their new take on the alternative rock genre and musical versatility as they prepare to play with the Arctic Monkeys and Harry Styles.
Dolly Parton pulled some of her favorite sweet treats for the release of her second baking collection with Duncan Hines. The kit features recipes incredible brownies, moist cornbread and an unforgettable biscuit.
Baan Sawan is a family-owned Thai Bistro that recently reopened its doors after being closed for three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Though there have been changes and adaptations to the restaurant's menu and seating, the family behind the business has shown its customers care and dedication through a new wine program and weekly menu.
David Moscowitz, a professor at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, leads students both in the classroom and on the yoga mat with a spirit of open-mindedness and acceptance. Despite differences between the two disciplines, Moscowitz believes in meeting all of his students where they are at.
USC Alumni Yesenia Avalos runs Koffee Koala, a coffee shop in Cayce. The shop serves locally-roasted coffee, smoothies, energy drinks, fresh breakfast and cold brews made in-house and provides customers with a unique coffee shop experience.
An exhibit by Gerry Melendez entitled "Whole" is being shown at Stormwater Studios Feb. 21 through March 5. This exhibit is intended to inspire understanding and showcase the similarities between all of mankind.
