The South Carolina-based alternative rock group Tomorrow's Problem will visit Columbia as part of their "Wasted Night's Tour." The band will be covering songs and playing their newly released music for new fans on Aug. 29.
On Aug.14, the university officially unveiled Garnet Station, a brand-new dining facility added to Russell House as part of larger renovations. The event included a ribbon cutting ceremony featuring various speakers.
On March 8, thrift and antique shop Feathered Nest opened in Cayce, providing a wide array of items for its customers. Vendors and the owner of the shop emphasized the uniqueness of the shop, as well as the treasure hunt that goes into finding the best items for each vendor to represent the shop and ultimately create the most potential sales.
April is coming to a close and there is a wealth of albums that eager listeners have been lucky to consume. This list contains some of the albums that have found success and acclaim in April so that readers can find new music to fill their time.
A chill, nature-oriented playlist to help students relieve some of the stress that comes both with this time of year and from the current news cycle.
As the USC "SpeakYourMind" ice bucket challenge takes the nation by storm, it's important to remember the cause behind it. Members of the USC MIND club say they're deeply passionate about mental health awareness and suicide prevention, and see the challenge's success as a launch pad to spread that message wider than ever before.
International USC students from around the world share their thoughts on classic Southern cuisine such as barbecue and fried chicken, similarities and differences to food and culture back home, and why it's worth it to travel abroad.
The Columbia Food and Wine festival looks to provide a varied culinary experience for guests that highlights and promotes its featured vendors. Organizers and vendors say the event is valuable for the community.
"Drop" is a thrilling blend of technology and suspense, anchored by Meghann Fahy’s standout performance. While the deeper themes are under explored and pacing can be uneven, the film delivers an exhilarating ride full of twists and tension, keeping viewers on edge throughout.
"Warfare" is one of the most authentic portraits of war ever made. Its immersive qualities will keep audiences on the edge of their seats, but the film's lack of depth may leave some disappointed.
A crashout prevention playlist. Songs to help students get through the end of the school year while they grapple with approaching deadlines and a summer break that can't seem to come fast enough. Indie, alternative and dream-pop tunes provide a much-needed sense of calm.
USC alum Heidi Carey was appointed to the board of commissioners for the South Carolina Arts Commission. Commissioners work to spread art opportunities throughout South Carolina.
USC's 27th annual Birdcage drag show breaks its own record for most performers with 19 total drag artists, including USC students. IRIS and Carolina Productions collaborated to make the event happen.
Gamecock Orchid and Houseplant club wants to bring resources and tips to students interested in raising and caring for plants. The club has been formed just recently, but wants to interact with students through plant show and tells, workshops and speakers.
Student artists share the various methods they use to create, produce and promote their music. Some of these include writing lyrics from the heart, doing what feels right and having a social media presence.
Twenty-six songs to get you through a breakup, in any capacity of the word. Let yourself feel the heartbreak.
There are many things a college student could spend $20 on. A subscription, a healthy meal, maybe you could even save it. You could also spend $21.60 to see the Minecraft movie in 3D.
