USC's Fuse Ensemble brings passionate classical music concert inspired by the 12 astrology signs. Partnering with the School of Music and other campus art groups the ensemble brings innovative musical experiences to a new audience.
Farehaa "Fay" Hussain, the director of public relations for the Muslim Student Association, is bringing to students something she didn't have during her freshman year. She helped create a dedicated space for prayer for students of any religion.
Trustus Theatre presents rock-musical "Tick, Tick.. BOOM!" after a COVID-19 delay. People are encouraged to see the show as it tells a tale of having to choose between settling and following one's dreams, alongside being relatable for the everyday person.
New Asian restaurants will grace the Vista, BullStreet and Five Points in 2022, along with a new store from the owners of Shiv's.
The 12 episode, comedy docu-series from HBO called "How to with John Wilson" is not the place one would expect to find humanity. Through the power of story-telling and comedic documentary visuals, it takes all things foreign and finds the humanity inside.
Our recipe of the week reimagines the classic lemon poppy seed combination with the addition of candied lemon rind. Find out how to make it.
The UniVERSE initiative promotes the embrace of poetry from USC students, faculty and staff to bring the campus community together. First Lady Patricia Moore-Pastides created UniVERSE to soothe divisions from the COVID-19 pandemic and political discourse, and allow members of the USC community a creative outlet.
Founders, an accomplished quintet based in New York City, is looking to bring inspiration and an innovative take on classical music to USC students with their upcoming concert.
Robert Greene II and Tyler D. Parry's book, "Invisible No More: The African American Experience at the University of South Carolina," details the the history of experiences that Black members of USC have on campus.
The McMaster Gallery's newest display of work is called "Fulmination and the Final Fulfillment." It is an exhibit of 18 paintings by artist Morgan Craig that explore themes of capitalism and usually depict scenes of abandoned or empty structures around the world.
Columbia's newest piece of public art was unveiled on a grassy block of land near the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. The Peace Pole is now one of tens of thousands in the world placed by Peace Pole Initiatives. The work stands for the promotion of cultural unity, respect and kindness.
The world of business is a male-dominated industry, and the Darla Moore School of Business at USC is predominantly male. One study found that views on sexism against men are still a common element in MBA programs, and experts and industry professionals say this is a cause of bias and a lack of diversity in leadership.
In "Don't Look Up," scientists fail to convince the public to take an approaching, Earth-destroying comet seriously. The movie sees humanity as unable save itself from its own apathy. It is right to do so.
As we return to campus to begin the spring semester, this collection of songs reminds us of why we love going to school at the University of South Carolina.
USC's community-focused English 200 class posted poems around campus and the Columbia area for public viewing. The poems were placed in well-trafficked public places to promote self-reflection and create a sense of disruption from the normal routine for a variety of viewers.
Family Fresh Mex is a mom and pop store that first started as a food truck in 2013 and has since opened its brick-and-mortar location. It serves traditional Mexican food and will soon offer a special for college students.
Although heavy metal is often thought of as a niche genre of music, it actually has a diverse fanbase and multi-generational evolution. A USC alum and professor partnered together to explore the experience and perception of female heavy metal fans.
