The Cocktails, an all-female a cappella group, is striving to create music and build community, while also coming balancing productivity and fun. Performing across campus and releasing music online, the group has found success while maintaining a friendly atmosphere.
Local alternative rock band combines their own experiences of music to create their band's sound together. The band members said the lack of an alternative music culture in Columbia is a driving force behind their determination to succeed.
EdVenture Children's Museum, located in the Vista, is incorporating elements to try and ensure that their establishment is inclusive for all children.
Through its unique form of teaching, the Suzuki Academy of Columbia ignites the passion of both students and teachers alike. While they aim to produce quality musicians, they also center their lessons on developing their students' character.
For the "adult fans of LEGO" who serve as members of the S.C. Bricks LEGO User Group, LEGO provides them with an outlet for creative expression and community building.
Relive all of Taylor Swift’s iconic eras with this playlist that replicates the Era's tour setlist, featuring songs from "Fearless (Taylor's Version)" to "reputation" to "evermore." Take a listen and reminisce on your favorite Swift classics.
"John Wick: Chapter 4" delivers on its promise of stylish, brutal action. It is a triumph of filmmaking and the very reason why people go to the movies — to be entertained.
Columbia Operatic Laboratory is on a mission to grow the Columbia opera scene with their new show, "Four Singers Walk Into A Bar." This new opera format creates a unique spin on opera which makes it easier for people to join the scene.
After five years of selling vintage clothing at Soda City Market, Pannerpete Vintage opened its brick and mortar location in Five Points, bringing the charm of retro clothing and sustainable shopping to the Columbia community.
The USC Dance Company has invited a well-known company from New York City to put on a show with them for its annual gala. The show, "Story/Time," focuses on humanity in dancers while challenging each member to go beyond the training they have received in the past.
Five Darla Moore students have been working with a local bookstore to gain hands-on entrepreneurial experience. By consulting with the owners over marketing objectives and price analysis, these management students have made an impact on the new Five Points bookstore All Good Books.
Since coming to USC, second-year fashion merchandising and retailing student Augusta Roach has had to find balance between her college life and modeling career. While it has not always been easy, Roach said her unique experiences in both environments have helped her grow as a person and find her passions.
Don Toliver's "Love Sick" succeeds at fusing hip-hop and R&B to tell many different tales of love. With vivid imagery accompanied by great production, Toliver delivers one of his best works to date.
SoundBites is a South Carolina nonprofit dedicated to providing access to music and instruments for those who are unable to afford them. With yearly fundraiser events and donations, SoundBites aims to give back to the music community.
Breakfast Jawn, a new campus dining location, offers a new breakfast option for students who may be looking for something a little different.
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.
Seven-year-old twin sisters Faith and Malia Jeffcoat have gone from watching YouTube videos of lemonade business owners to owning their own lemonade business. Since starting, The Lemonade Twins have sold their product at events like the Soda City Market and the Black Expo.
