Dr. Michael Fowler and Intermediate Graphic Design students capture the brilliance of the Lincoln Memorial in the Etherredge Center Gallery
All in Arts and Entertainment
Aiken Community Theater set to perform "Some Place Called Mayor's Income Tennessee"
The Aiken Community Theatre is a fun place to escape from the world for a night to watch great acting. Check out "Some Place Called Mayor's Income Tennessee."
Album Review: MOTOMAMI – Rosalia
Rosalia delivers a stunning album that stretches across multiple genres effortlessly.
"Bojack Horseman" and the art of self-accountability
Reporter Katie Presnell reflects on the daunting themes and messages from the Netflix show “Bojack Horseman.”
Album Review: WHO CARES?
Rex Orange County delivers what indie fans would expect with his newest record, “WHO CARES?”
Feature: Annabel Bradham on “capturing a moment in time”
Technical and graphic arts major Annabel Brandham shares her ability to harness the power of memory through art and photography.
Aiken Civic Orchestra presents "A Night at the Opera"
Catch “A Night at the Opera” for a great night of music.
The process of music production
Looking for a new avenue to express yourself? Try out music production, it’s not as scary as it seems!
Album Review: Blues & Roots
Jazz legend Charles Mingus left behind a great legacy, combining some of the most unique sounds in jazz
USC Aiken Wind Ensemble set to perform first concert of the semester
Catch the USC Aiken Wind Ensemble concert for a night of memorable melodies and beautiful music.
"Station Eleven" is a must watch spring break flick
“If there is anything you watch in the coming weeks, especially if you want a binge-worthy show to consume during spring break, let it be “Station Eleven” on HBO Max.”
Album Review: Laurel Hell, another "heart-wrenching and explorative experience"
Mitski brings a new sound with the release of her sixth studio album “Laurel Hell”
Column: Get out of your listening comfort zone!
Don’t fall into the trap of listening to the same music over and over. Here’s why you should try to expand your music taste!
Feature: Naomi Falk, creating art from ordinary objects in "A Moment for Now"
The USCA Etherredge Center presents work from artist Naomi Falk which tells of connections between humanity and objects.
Performance Review: The University Theatre's annual One-Acts showcase dazzles once again
Theatre has a happy home in USCA’s Etherredge Center with the One-Acts showcase evoking tears and laughter.
Love is in the air for Pacer Times: Valentine's Day playlist
The Pacer Times staff wishes you a very happy Valentine’s Day. Check out some of our favorite love songs to get into the spirit of the holiday.
Album Review: Ants From Up There – Black Country, New Road
Black Country, New Road once again delivers on their incredibly high standards as their new record shatters all expectations.
Column: It's time "Ratatouille" gets the respect it deserves
Why isn’t “Ratatouille” as popular as films like “Encanto” and “Frozen”?
"Ozark" Season 4, Part 1
The first part of season four of “Ozark” is a nail-biting thriller that leaves viewers wanting more.
"The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window" Review
Kristen Bell’s murder mystery satire may have flown over some people’s heads, but it is still a must watch.