'It’s sort of an escapism': Local sailors share experiences with Lake Murray, racing
By Miles Shea | April 7Local sailors talk about their passion for sailing, experiences racing and how locals can learn to sail.
Local sailors talk about their passion for sailing, experiences racing and how locals can learn to sail.
The Joffrey Ballet is visiting Columbia for a 3-week residency with the Betsy Blackman Dance Company and the USC Symphony Orchestra. The program has hosted community-centered events throughout the week leading up to the performance at the Koger Center on April 5.
Microplastics are everywhere, but their impact can be mitigated by turning to more environmentally friendly versions of everyday products. Disposable products we use every day can be extremely harmful to the environment and human health, but making simple switches can help reduce their impact.
Alex Scharfman’s directorial debut delivers on its promises of a gory, splatterfest creature feature, with great heart from leads Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega, but stumbles with its attempts of class satire.
Cat Daddy Cat Cafe is run by a husband and wife duo who rescue and love cats. On Saturday, they're hosting an adoption fair, which will be supported by local animal shelter PETSinc, and hope to attract USC students to the cafe.
USC Fashion board hosts a Fashion Show every spring, featuring several different retailers and student designers to explore this year's theme of Cyber Couture: Fashion of the Future.
The daily gamecock spoke to 42 people about what the stickers on their laptops and water bottles meant and what they said about them. This is what they said.
The "Take on the South" podcast is faculty-run and based within the Institute for Southern Studies at USC. It highlights aspects of Southern culture across disciplines and recently hosted former R.E.M. lead Michael Stipe at the Koger Center for the Arts for a conversation.
Award winning journalist and author Michael Harriot came to Allen University to speak on a variety of topics, ranging from those in his book, journalism obligations and systemic racism.
As the last weeks of spring semester begin to wrap up, students are preparing for their last exams and papers before a couple months of freedom. While finals can be an overwhelming time for all, the idea of being on the sandy beaches with the sun on their skin can bring hope and promise to students facing an insurmountable amount of stress. These beachy tunes will be sure to help students relax so they can finish off the semester strong.
Elegant Essence is the first Black majorette dance group at USC, making their impact known by performing all across the USC campus. They aim to show grace through their dancing skills, as well as establish a new space for Black students and become more confident in themselves during their time at USC.
Women in the fields of STEM at USC focus on their personal stories, navigating biases and the community they have built around them to overcome challenges. Organizations such as the Alliance for Women in STEM and Alpha Omega Epsilon also help to further women's interest and opportunities in STEM.
March Madness has returned , with basketball fans all over the nation putting together brackets and drawing friends closer to watch games and see who's bracket is the best. But, with the rise of sports betting through widespread online presence on advertising on sports networks, March Madness also is a time for pre-existing and new gamblers to put money on high-intensity games.
"Mickey 17" is an entertaining but flawed movie that starts off great and cools off in the third act. The social and political satire works at first, but gets a bit too heavy-handed. A strong cast is highlighted by star Robert Pattinson.
Navigating living with a roommate can be difficult, especially for first-year students adjusting to college life. But through intentionality and thoughtfulness, students can achieve good relationships with their roommates and even learn more about themselves in the process.
Epic Games and the Anne Frank Center join forces to launch pilot programs to deliver student created video game panels for a virtual Holocaust museum with big plans for the future. The idea originated from a similar concept featured in the video game Fortnite.
