Columbia's live music scene is back in session for the fall semester as students return to town to fill out venues. The arts team has compiled a list to help you navigate what's on the way for the coming months.
The South Carolina Cornbread Festival will return to Main Street on April 30 to feed and entertain attendees. After three years away, festival organizers are looking to reinvigorate the North Main Street business community.
After only knowing what it meant to be in a high school band, members of The Alamo are looking to continue their passion for music in Columbia.
Breakfast Jawn, a new campus dining location, offers a new breakfast option for students who may be looking for something a little different.
David Moscowitz, a professor at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, leads students both in the classroom and on the yoga mat with a spirit of open-mindedness and acceptance. Despite differences between the two disciplines, Moscowitz believes in meeting all of his students where they are at.
Clutch Coffee Bar opened the doors to its Devine Street location on Saturday, marking the start of its presence in South Carolina. The company hopes to make a positive impact by preparing its employees for the future and giving back to the Columbia community.
Everyone knows the famous Gamecock’s — Darius Rucker, Darla Moore or Lindsey Graham. But a new generation of fame is increasingly common today with online creator culture — and the Gamecocks are no strangers to the internet limelight. The arts and culture team compiled this list of on and off campus internet creators that go spurs up online.
From now until Dec. 10, the Sewn Through Time collection will be shown at the McKissick Museum, displaying the deep history of the sweetgrass basket weaving tradition of the Gullah Geechee culture in South Carolina along with modern interpretations of the artform.
On Oct. 26, the Association of African American Students will host the Mister and Miss Black USC pageant to highlight Black students and raise money for charity. The event is set to bring together AAAS members, alumni and current students to celebrate the Black student community during homecoming week.