'Twelfth Night' promises night of Hollywood love
By David Wolf | Oct. 11, 2017USC's Department of Theatre and Dance is putting a Hollywood spin on Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" this week.
USC's Department of Theatre and Dance is putting a Hollywood spin on Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" this week.
USC graduate Lauren Chapman opens "Wild in Wonderland," her newest exhibition at Tapp's Art Center, to embrace the wildness of women and artists alike.
Ben Campbell, an art-studio student, sees the value in "doing what you love," despite the challenges that accompany a career as an artist.
An event held by the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs offers an interactive experience to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Louis Butelli is directing "Twelfth Night" at USC. The show has been in production all summer and is now in its final stages of preparation for opening night.
Just in time for Parents Weekend, writer David Wolf reviews three of Columbia's restaurants.
First-year dance student Cary Johnstone shares why she has chosen an unconventional academic path by pursuing an art form.
The Instagram account started by local photographer Aaron Smalls aims to showcase what residents like about the city they call home.
Creators of book-to-screen media are responsible for honest, non-misleading portrayal of sex scenes.
Grammy-winning cellist Zuill Bailey performed a four-part salute to Ernest Hemingway alongside USC’s symphony orchestra.
A showing of "Hidden Figures" and a discussion afterwards at the Nick investigated workplace discrimination.
Swype accepts dancers with no previous experience and prides itself on connecting to the community.
In addition to entertaining, actor and comedian Deon Cole hopes to make a statement and build his fanbase.
Tapp’s Arts Center hosted a two-month-long “house party” that showcased clay arts by Columbia artists.
Tripping On Bricks talks to The Daily Gamecock about what it is like to be in a band in college and how they have been able to find success.
A double feature play at USC's lab theater provides comedy but does not quite communicate a greater message.
Most of us in 2017 digitally stream our content options, and many of us have cut the cord on cable TV in favor of the ease of Netflix or another streaming platform. But what happens when one user must subscribe to multiple streaming services to access diverse content?
