South Carolina has a small but strong community of Blacksmiths. Young and old, they all share a strong sense of passion and commitment to their craft.
Every fall break, thousands of USC students hit the road, looking to return home or find a relaxing place during a stressful part of the semester. This playlist is for those tranquil drives home, sonically displaying the feelings of nostalgia and beauty that will be present on your fall break trip.
Paul Thomas Anderson's film "One Battle After Another" juggles numerous great performances, immaculate pacing, a great score and sharp writing to create one of the best films of the year.
On Friday, Oct. 3, the Great American Whiskey fair will offer samples of over 300 varieties of whiskey to guests. Both organizers and attendees are passionate about the history and culture behind the growing industry.
Rosewood Mini Market is opening on Main Street in early October. The store is an extension of Rosewood Market, a store in Columbia specializing in organic produce, locally sourced goods and items that promote healthy eating.
Justin Tipping’s "Him", produced by Jordan Peele, sets up with style but drops the ball when it comes to substance. Despite strong performances and striking visuals, the horror flick fumbles its themes and leaves audiences with more confusion than chills.
Columbia's walls are covered in murals. While they can be easy to overlook, each of them has a distinct style representative of the different parts of Columbia. These five murals are perfect for art-lovers and those looking to learn more about Columbia's rich history.
The Seeing Place is a new original production at the Longstreet Theatre. The play is based on the spooky reputation the theatre holds.
USC Symphony will perform the Florence Price Violin Concerto No. 1 and Dvořák's Symphony No. 8 on Sept. 25 at the Koger Center for the Arts. These pieces blend American and European culture together for a joyful performance.
For decades, University of South Carolina students have made the trip to the South Carolina State Fair in October. The fair has changed over the years, but it has stayed the same in many ways as well.
On Friday night, a large crowd came to the Horseshoe to witness USC's very own performative male contest. Whether they brought matcha, a Labubu or a vinyl record in their tote bags, contestants came prepared.
Rainn Wilson stars in "Code 3", an action-comedy about a burned-out paramedic on his last 24-hour shift. The film navigates a series of funny, tragic and emotional emergencies. It depicts the sacrifices, fellowship and hardships that paramedics encounter, mixing humor and heartfelt moments.
The 47th annual Jubilee 2025 Festival of Black History and Culture is a place for Black families to find appreciation in where they are from and the people who paved the way for them. The event includes a marketplace for various vendors, musical performances, food and bus tours around Columbia to educate visitors.
The South Carolina Ballet brings back their "Motown Ballet," which combines classical ballet with jazz, contemporary and hip-hop styles. The performance, which includes live music by Rod Foster & Company, new dance and multimedia elements, celebrates the strength of South Carolina's artistic community.
Close Proximity, a band based in Columbia, recently performed at Russell Underground. The members talk about how they met, why they love performing and what it's like being in a band.
USC professor Northrop Davis encourages students to explore their storytelling creativity by teaching a manga production class at USC. In the class, Davis aims to provide students with skills and connections that will help them pursue careers in writing, animation and other creative fields.
Don't let the performative males see this one. This matcha pie recipe is perfect for anyone wanting to experiment with the popular powdered tea.
