The Art-o-mat, a refurbished cigarette vending machine turned art dispenser, distributes local artists' work all over the country. A small group of Spartanburg artists recount their experience working with Artists in Cellophane, a subset of the Art-o-mat organization. The Columbia Art-o-mat is currently located at Richland Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½.
Students had a general distrust of companies that market their products as sustainable. They said that because companies know consumers want to buy environmentally friendly products, those companies may be tempted to say their products are sustainable even when they are not.
Artist Cait Maloney cares less about people knowing her name, and more about her art. Muralist of "Lady Vista" on Gervais Street, Maloney partners with many Columbia businesses, fulfilling her dream of being an illustrator.
After four tumultuous years on campus, Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ students finally had a chance to celebrate their university after the womens' basketball team's rousing national championship win.
In 2022, look for the three C's: Clogs, catsuits and color. Use these upcoming trends as an excuse to shake up your wardrobe and stop relying on what you are used to in order to feel secure in your clothes. Try incorporating these comfy and colorful trends early in 2022 to stay ahead of the curve.
We are hopeful — yet skeptical — Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½'s President-Elect Michael Amiridis' promises of change are not just to ease the student body into a new administration but hold more validity than those of his predecessors.
The deaths of two Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ students have shaken our community and brought attention towards the Vulcan Materials Company quarry. Change is necessary to prevent more student deaths, but progress will not be made without cooperation from Vulcan Materials Company, the university and its students.
The pumpkin spice latte originated from Starbucks, but who makes a better one: Starbucks, or Dunkin' Donuts?
David Voros is a tenured professor who is being shielded by the university. After three lawsuits of sexual misconduct, three protests calling for his termination and a petition of nearly 4,000 signatures also calling for the firing of all abusers on campus, the administration is ignoring student pleas for change.
Is it better to fall back on an Airbnb or a hotel for staying some place overnight, and which will provide the better experience? Two Daily Gamecock columnists argue for either side of this debate.
