USC student and singer Katie DeMartini is on the rise, performing around the state and promoting her music, while working on new music for the future. She and her peers explain the work ethic of hers, the skills and the balance it requires between being a full-time college student.
Students in the SC National Guard, ROTC and in active service juggle their identities as soldiers with their student identities. From waking up before dawn to exercise to getting militarily withdrawn from their classes during deployment, students who serve on campus share their college experiences.
Student-Made USC aims to build a community of student business owners that can support each other. Five members explain their motivations, successes and struggles and how Student-Made has helped them.
The Nick works with local artists to bring Rhythm of Revolution, a celebration of Black Music artists, to life. The series features concert documentaries and several influential Black artists.
The Longstreet Theatre has recently undergone internal renovations to refurbish the theatre's circular-style seating. The USC Theatre Department presents "Mauritius" as its first show to bring audience members back to the theatre following these renovations.
WNBA on Campus launched a national tour to bring attention to the WNBA and reproductive healthcare. The event included appearances by Shakira Austin, Allisha Gray, Rickea Jackson and Taj McWilliams-Franklin.
The highest civilian award in South Carolina, the Order of the Palmetto, has been given to Scott Weiss, a professor at the University of South Carolina School of Music and Director of Orchestras.
Buses are back in style, especially this bus coffee shop. Using Mexican flavors and designs, the bus brings in students and the Columbia community alike.
This is a playlist of politically charged songs people can protest to. The playlist includes songs by artists who are socially conscious and sometimes politically driven. The songs themself are upbeat, intense, lyrically provocative and authentic.
"I'm Still Here" tells the story of Eunice Paiva standing up to Brazil's military dictatorship despite its dangers. As the film's title suggests, those who oppose persecution will always be here to stand for what is right.
Bierkeller Brewing Company is hosting a two-day event to celebrate Fasching, a carnival celebration often called German Mardi Gras.
USC alumnus Thomas Lentine went from helping three friends stay organized with spreadsheets during his senior year of college to launching his own platform, UpAhead, that now serves almost five hundred college students around the country. Lentine's mission with UpAhead is to help students succeed in the classroom, reducing stress and increasing efficiency so they can have a greater impact outside of it.
The Dinner Detective comedy dinner show offers an immersive experience for the audience. The show makes sure to include everyone in order to make the experience unique.
A list that presents five ways single people in Columbia can celebrate Valentine's Day, including practicing self-care, going out to see a movie with friends or trying some new dessert spots.
This is a Spotify playlist about romance and friendships to celebrate Valentine's Day and February. The playlist includes songs from popular musicians, groups from the early 2000s and uncommon artists.
On Tuesday, the silent film "A City Without Jews," a pre-World War II silent film about the rise of antisemitism that remains relevant today, will be screened at USC accompanied by live music composed and performed by Donald Sosin and Alicia Svigals.
USC's Spur-ing Debate Club meets biweekly, giving members a chance to practice their debate skills and gain confidence talking in front of a group. Opportunities to compete in debate tournaments around the country give students a formal setting to showcase their skills along with the chance to better get to know fellow members.
