Valentine’s Day told by a hopeless(ly single) romantic
By Alli McLeod | Feb. 9, 2017How a romantic gets through the holiday of hearts with no other half.
How a romantic gets through the holiday of hearts with no other half.
Professors at USC came together to share their art in the "Drawing for Meaning" exhibit at the McMaster Gallery that ends on Feb. 9.
Super Bowl advertisements are often highly anticipated and have transformed into their own subculture.
Alternative rock band Cloud Nothings evolved their sound in their latest album, "Life Without Sound," but older listeners will still find traces of their older style.
With an emphasis on freshness and hospitality, Thirsty Fellow has become a staple of the Columbia food scene.
February is nationally recognized as Black History Month. Here's how a small, week-long event transformed into a national celebration and a calendar of events this month.
Workers in Romania stumbled upon a cave while checking the ground for a power plant. Little did they know they know, this cave had been undisturbed for 5.5 million years and they were walking into a dark pit crawling with life.
Columbia's New Brookland Tavern is hosting Emo Night Columbia: "Existentialism on Prom Night" on Feb. 11. Here is what you need to know about the event.
Recent horror release "Split," directed by M. Night Shyamalan, proved to be haphazardly produced and misdirected.
Mom jeans are empowering, and they’re pretty much the most comfortable piece of denim that will ever grace your thighs.
Amy Bardi, a USC graduate, shared her story on starting the nonprofit organization Clothed in Hope Wednesday night.
Party for a Purpose, a Greene Street event sponsored by Relay for Life, brought people together for an energetic hour of music, food and conversation.
Marvel is taking steps to make great video games centered around their famous characters with new deals with Insomniac, Telltale, Capcom and Square Enix. If they continue on this path, the future for comic book video games looks very bright.
Need a new show to watch? Here is an A&C staff pick. The third season of the show "Man Seeking Woman" reaches new territory, but still has a familiar edge.
The mobile and PC gaming markets are flooded with a staggering amount of games, many of which are incredibly low quality, which a consumer must sift through to find what he or she wants. Now, the historically tight console markets are starting to go down the same path.
Mel Byars, a native of Columbia, is an accredited design historian and author. He is the collector of psychedelic rock posters from the 1960s that are on display at the Columbia Museum of Art.
Review: Author Katherine Arden released her debut book "The Bear and the Nightingale" on Jan. 10. It has a timeless appeal, and the plot is original and creative.