On Tuesday night, students gathered in support of and in opposition to Conservative speaker Laura Loomer, who was hosted by the student group Uncensored America to give a speech on censorship.
In celebration of Play It Back — The Daily Gamecock's newest print edition on stands now — the arts team has created a compilation of songs that have made an impact on campus this school year, featuring musicians covered by our writers and some of the year’s biggest hits.
SoundBites is a South Carolina nonprofit dedicated to providing access to music and instruments for those who are unable to afford them. With yearly fundraiser events and donations, SoundBites aims to give back to the music community.
For four former residents of Capstone House, getting lost in music is how they relieve their stress. Through its lyricism and time spent playing, The Third Floor band has found a way to express its mental health by sharing its music.
For Jessica Sims and Jeff Pitts, the duo behind Prettier than Matt, music has been a guiding force in their lives, lasting more than a decade now.
There is nothing that screams comfort cooking like our recipe for pecan pie, especially when vanilla ice cream accompanies a warm slice that melts in your mouth.
Founded by Jerry Sims in 1979, Sims Music has a wide array of services for the average music lover that range from lessons to repairs to buying your own instrument. However, his son Justin says the most important service they provide is the opportunity to connect to Columbia's music scene.
Most students love going to football games at Williams-Brice, but they do not love the traffic jam that comes along with it. The South Carolina Highway Patrol and Student Government are hoping to improve traffic next season.
While Noah Glasgow became the first openly gay speaker of student senate this year, he has not been the only Student Government executive be open about their sexuality. Zachery Scott became the first openly gay student body president when was was elected in 2004.
Looking for a cool, retro addition to your closet? Here are five thrift spots in Columbia that are able to address all your vintage needs.
FILE—A photo of three art studios on the corner of Huger and Pendleton Street on June 21, 2021. The three art studios share the goal of providing an art district to the Vista.
An easy to make, delicious homemade pecan pie cooling on the counter on Jan. 11, 2023. This comfort cooking is a fantastic slice of life that is hard to pass up.
