If you're a "Harry Potter" fan and have ever wished you could be a part of the wizarding world — with this recipe for pumpkin juice, you can experience the taste of one of the most popular wizarding beverages.
Food waste is a serious and widespread issue in the US and abroad.
The 30th annual Greek Festival came to Columbia over the weekend and offered attendees a taste of Greek culture.
PitaPit in Five Points offers students healthy food in a timely manner without breaking your bank.
Arabesque Lebanese Cuisine offers traditional Mediterranean cuisine at affordable prices. Located on Devine Street in Columbia, it is a great place to grab food with friends or go out to on a date night.
College is hard. Cooking for yourself is even harder. Instead of relying on Ramen noodles and granola bars, learning how to cook is more beneficial in the long run. Here are five things every college student should have in their kitchen.
Believe it or not, there are more places to eat in Columbia than Chipotle and Marble Slab. Part of the college experience is stepping outside of your comfort zone — why not enjoy the amazing food Columbia has to offer?
Finding healthy options on campus can be challenging, but with a spark of motivation, it's never impossible.
Situated just an hour away from Columbia, the small town of Chester is sure to enchant you with its slow-paced atmosphere, historic buildings and kind culture.
Only two-and-a-half hours from Columbia, Savannah is an oft-overlooked road trip destination for USC students that definitely delivers in terms of charm and activities.
Across from the Food Lion in Five Points sits a quaint restaurant, complete with outdoor seating adorned with blue umbrellas.
Fresh juice shops are growing in popularity all around the country — a trend we can all get behind. Usually small and local, these stores make freshly squeezed juice on location, promoting a healthy and clean lifestyle. Originally a concept reserved to larger and more hip cities such as New York City and Los Angeles, juice shops are popping up everywhere — and are finally here in Columbia.
The average college student will likely be spending Thanksgiving Day with his or her family and loved ones, but just because someone else might be roasting the turkey doesn’t mean you can’t pitch in. Here are a few simple and delicious Thanksgiving ideas for the time-strapped college student.
For a Chilly Day: Menkoi Ramen There are days when you just want soup.
Nestled in the heart of South Carolina, USC is booming with on- and off-campus restaurant options for students and parents.
This past weekend from September 17-20, the 29th Annual Columbia Greek Festival was a great success, offering cultural events, food, and shopping. “[There’s] something for every member of the family,” said Robert Stewart, the promotions committee chair of the festival. Their slogan, “Be Greek for a Week” brought in hopeful “Greeks” from around the South Carolina community. The event was centered at Columbia’s Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church and spread out from there.
If there is anything the opening of 650 Lincoln has done to benefit students, it’s opening a Gamecock-themed Barberitos right here on campus.