Playlist: Hopeful noise
By Na'Haley Wiley | Nov. 13When you're feeling stuck in a loop, listening to these tunes will help you feel hopeful, allowing you to reflect and focus as the new year approaches.
When you're feeling stuck in a loop, listening to these tunes will help you feel hopeful, allowing you to reflect and focus as the new year approaches.
Volume Therapy is an EDM escape from the noise, with a mix of stellar drops and great beats from icons such as Swedish House Mafia, Avicii and RÜFÜS DU SOL. For late-night essays or early Monday mornings, this playlist is the perfect prescription for resetting, recharging and letting the music do the healing.
Pumpkin bread is a fall favorite for a reason; it is warm, spiced and perfect with a cup of coffee. This easy recipe keeps all the cozy flavor without requiring any baking expertise.
USC club Project Vida volunteers with kids biweekly at an Ezekiel Ministries after school program to educate them on public health related topics. Project Vida welcomes new members throughout the school year and hopes to soon expand their volunteering to a second location, to provide more volunteering opportunities.
The cast and crew of "The Importance of Being Earnest" play share what makes the University of South Carolina's production unique and why audiences should come see the show. The show explores themes of identity, social norms and pressure.
The Nickelodeon will host the South Carolina Underground Film Festival (SCUFF) from Nov. 7 to 9. Three South Carolina filmmakers were interviewed about their films and careers.
Students at USC said Gamecock Esports provides a platform for them to compete, connect and establish community through gaming. Whether playing competitively or casually, the organization promotes connection and fun outside of the game.
The annual Columbia Korean Festival was more than its events and food, as it was made as an act of love from Columbia's Korean community.
New directing choices along with strong visual effects and music help "Black Phone 2" stay thrilling and sharp despite some missteps, with Ethan Hawke giving another chilling performance as the Grabber.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A pushes the franchise forward with a bold new direction, featuring faster battles, the return of Mega Evolution and a darker, more mature story set in Lumiose City. While its focused setting and themes show real ambition, limited scope and uneven visuals keep it from fully realizing its potential.
The student-led club, STEM on Wheels exposes elementary students to different career paths in STEM.
Each year, USC hosts Cinécola, a film festival that showcases French movies to the public. The screenings are free for anyone to attend, and they have English subtitles; some screenings also have discussions with professionals and graduate students.
Street names in Columbia often carry hidden meanings behind them. From Gervais to Whaley, streets that people see every day often conceal interesting histories behind their names.
Students in the Letters of Love organization provide emotional support to children with serious illnesses in the hospitals through letters and cards. The club feels like a home away from home for some members, who enjoy the warm, relaxed environment.
Students and faculty in art and design share their thoughts on the quick rise of AI tools, along with how it will affect both academics and the industries students hope to work in.
Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, kicked off in Columbia with a celebration held at the Columbia Museum of Art. This celebration drew in countless Columbia residents of all kinds to learn about Diwali and interact with the Columbia community.
"Tron: Ares" won’t blow your mind narratively, but it’s a visual and sonic feast worth experiencing. It’s both a love letter to and a reflection of our digital age — beautiful, noisy and occasionally hollow, but impossible to look away from.
