'Power of the female body': Professors talk about reproductive healthcare research
By Simone Meyer | March 23USC professors study reproductive healthcare. Their personal stories, beliefs and experiences shape their research.
USC professors study reproductive healthcare. Their personal stories, beliefs and experiences shape their research.
Baz Luhrmann brings Elvis Presley back to life with remastered and restored footage from his Las Vegas residency for an epic experience.
With her new film, "The Bride!", Maggie Gyllenhaal proves that maybe some things shouldn't be resurrected. The film suffers from a poor script that is trying to be way too many things at once.
With March well underway, basketball has taken center stage as the sport of the month. Here are seven of the best basketball movies to watch during March.
As we enter the spring season, classwork is ramping up. Use this playlist for some extra motivation in tough moments.
It’s officially tanning season, and there’s no better way to do so than with your favorite music playing in the background. These tracks are perfect for those who want to grab a towel — and sunscreen, of course — and lay out in the sun for a few hours.
With the 98th Academy Awards coming up on March 15, it’s time to get caught up on the 10 nominees for Best Picture. There are several spectacular movies nominated, but others disappointed.
"Resident Evil Requiem" stands as one of the franchise’s strongest modern entries, seamlessly blending suffocating survival horror with explosive action. Through the parallel journeys of Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy, the game delivers tense atmosphere, compelling character growth and standout creature design, proving the series still knows how to balance fear and firepower.
Checking out these bands would be a great way to get into the scene, as they’re all still actively doing shows in the area. Whether you’re a hardcore music fan or not, Columbia’s DIY music scene is a community that welcomes you with open arms.
These seven movies portray four of the luckiest and three of the unluckiest characters ever seen in film, placing them at the almost complete mercy of chance.
St. Pat’s in Five Points, South Carolina's largest one-day festival, returns to Columbia on March 14 for its 44th year, bringing activities for guests of all ages, a variety of food and beverage vendors, and a mixture of national and local live entertainment.
The South Carolina Ballet celebrates 65 straight years of performing with "Sapphire: Celebrating 65 years!" The performance includes pieces from the company's past, as well as new original pieces, all to celebrate the company's history.
Over 200 local and regional artists will be at the eighth annual Cottontown Art Crawl on March 7. Food and live music will also be available at the event.
Student influencers at the University of South Carolina are using social media to document campus life, build personal brands and explore professional opportunities. Through student interviews and industry data, this story examines how Gen Z creators prioritize authenticity and accessibility while navigating an increasingly competitive influencer market.
Timothy Mousseau, a USC professor with a PhD in biology, and his colleagues have begun conducting the only on-site research initiative regarding the effects of radiation on wildlife in Chernobyl. Looking at bird populations and performing genetic observations, the team has gathered significant data.
Carolina Food Co. will be hosting its second annual Welcome to South Carolina: A Culinary Exploration event on March 4. The event will feature South Carolina staples, including pulled pork, shrimp and grits, and peach ice cream. The event's organizers hope students will learn more about the state's food culture and develop a greater appreciation for the connections that food fosters.
