Graphic Courtesy of Kelly Quintana Friday It’s been two years. I’ve lived a lot of life in those two years so, for me, it’s ...
Atlanta is a known host for talented, up-and-coming local youth artists to showcase their skills to the broader metro area ...
Graphic courtesy of Allie Weaver I had the privilege of witnessing the SCAD Runway of Dreams fashion show, and I can say it was truly spectacular. Runway of Dreams Foundation is a non-profit ...
Since its opening in 1967, Six Flags Over Georgia has provided millions of guests with fun for the whole family, entertaining with shows, food and, of course, rides. Although the park’s attractions ...
On Tuesday, March 10, AI “Actress” Tilly Norwood stepped into the spotlight once again with the debut of her new single “Take The Lead.” The song’s release, as well as its lyrics, seem to be a result ...
For the fifth year in a row, Finland has been named the happiest country in the world, with their fellow Nordic countries follow closely behind. Denmark takes second place, Iceland in third, Sweden in ...
The “Photographer of the Week” series is dedicated to highlighting photographers within the SCAD community that demonstrate unique abilities behind the lens. This week, Ashley Trawiński, a senior ...
Graphic courtesy of Adriana Colón. Each year, SCAD’s brave fashion design majors embark on a tiring journey of patterning, cutting, and sewing to create their very own senior collections. Current ...
It’s been 54 years since the release of the infamous 1970’s documentary “Let It Be.” The Michael Lindsay-Hogg-directed film was meant to show the most popular band in the world, The Beatles, make an ...
A mother wakes mid-morning, the sun glimmering through the shades of her window. She walks to the nursery, moving silently so as to not wake the sleeping baby. With gentle strides, she approaches the ...
On Monday, May 2, 2022 a draft to overturn the Supreme Court ruling of Roe v. Wade was leaked to the public. With a now majority Republican/ Conservative Supreme Court, laws may start to change. After ...
The “zombie” originated in Haitian mythology. Its roots come from the fear of black bodies being used even after death. Rooted in the fear of continuing to be dehumanized and brutalized. Since then, ...
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