Punctuated by a smaller, more spaced out crowd than in years past, Birdcage brought "RuPaul's Drag Race" veteran Roxxxy Andrews and a lineup of local drag performers to Russell House for USC's first drag show since 2019.
A number of Columbia's historic Black locations have been lost over the years, but not all are gone. Check out these three landmarks that are still standing today.
Soda City patrons recognize Anthony Walker for crafting cigar box guitars, but that only scratches the surface of the hobbies he's acquired over the years.
With almost all of American music sourcing inspiration from Black culture and music, we bring to you a playlist of some local hits. Music is Black history, so let's turn it up.
He was a soldier, set to leave West Point to begin military training in six months. She was a secretary, born and raised in Highland Falls, New York, with no plans of ever leaving. Today, Bob and Shelly Caslen are the president and first lady of the University of South Carolina.
We invite all those who are dragging their feet today to vibe along with our latest playlist.
A local woman saw the pandemic as an opportunity to pursue her dream after being laid off from her job. On Jan. 2, Kayla Smith opened Vista Nutrition, a healthy tea and shake shop with roughly 100 flavors to choose from.
Take care of yourself. Check out these campus resources, ranging from yoga classes to safe spaces.
Eating out or grocery shopping in Columbia looks different for people with gluten-free restrictions. Though some concerns remain, the city offers more options today than existed five years ago.
The BullStreet District is expected to welcome a new Starbucks and brewery this year, and remains on track for a 2034 completion.
