Review: 'Mercy' should've been regenerated
By Miles Shea | Jan. 29An AI-centered would-be techno-thriller, "Mercy" is a watchable but soulless product that's not worth a trip to the theater.
An AI-centered would-be techno-thriller, "Mercy" is a watchable but soulless product that's not worth a trip to the theater.
A new Bollywood fusion dance team, USC Akshara, spent months preparing for its first performance. Leaders and members say they're excited to continue growing.
On Saturday, the Columbia Museum of Art's permanent collection will officially reopen to the public. The museum promises a new experience, whether you're a regular patron or first-time visitor.
"Primate" won't change your life, but it does exactly what it says it will. A killer chimpanzee goes on a tense, funny and highly entertaining rampage.
This weekend, USC jazz students will make a trip to New York City, New York, to compete in the fifth edition of the National Collegiate Jazz Championship. As the date approaches, students and professors are hard at work.
Students and faculty in art and design share their thoughts on the quick rise of AI tools, along with how it will affect both academics and the industries students hope to work in.
"Good Boy," a horror movie from the perspective of a dog, is an intriguing concept. It's flawed, but the innovative concept leads to a few great moments.
South Carolina has a small but strong community of Blacksmiths. Young and old, they all share a strong sense of passion and commitment to their craft.
On Friday, Oct. 3, the Great American Whiskey fair will offer samples of over 300 varieties of whiskey to guests. Both organizers and attendees are passionate about the history and culture behind the growing industry.
For decades, University of South Carolina students have made the trip to the South Carolina State Fair in October. The fair has changed over the years, but it has stayed the same in many ways as well.
USC art history and film media studies professor Susan Felleman gives a lecture ahead of a screening of the 1924 French film "Crazy Ray.” The film was screened at the McMaster School of Visual Art and Design on Oct. 27, 2025, as part of Cinécola, a French film festival hosted across several campus locations.
Second-year jazz studies student Jackson Goldy performs at Jazz Jaam at Greene Street United Methodist Church on Sept. 30, 2025. Jazz Jaam is a weekly gathering of student musicians, including both experienced players and newcomers.
First-year jazz studies student Santi Balagtas plays the trumpet as part of Jazz Jaam at Greene Street United Methodist Church on Sept. 30, 2025.
Student Body President Courtney Tkacs (center) cuts a ceremonial ribbon commemorating the opening of Garnet Station on Aug. 14, 2025, alongside University President Michael Amiridis (left) and Carolina Food Co. District Manager Clete Myers (right). Garnet Station is a new "all-you-care-to-eat" dining hall in the first floor of Russell House, next to the bookstore.
Columbia residents Ryan Gaskin and Lauren Christan compete in a Flying Scot race on March 22, 2025 on Lake Murray. Gaskin and Christan are members of the Lake Murray Sailing Club, open to members of any age and skill level.
Columbia residents Ryan Gaskin and Lauren Christan compete in a Flying Scot race on March 22, 2025 on Lake Murray. Gaskin and Christan are members of the Lake Murray Sailing Club, open to members of any age and skill level.
A view inside a room within Lewis+Clark on April 19, 2024. Clark Ellefson, the principal designer and owner of the studio, gallery and workshop space, has various items for display and sale.