Graphic by Rai Mukherjee. Written by: Navyata Bansal New York Fashion Week is all about drama and history. A mix of both worlds. This fashion week we sawsome favorites come
By Chandler Groce Illustration by Julie Tran. I have a love-hate relationship with my gender identity. I like being a woman, and I feel okay in my body. Sometimes though,
Image by Histro Fidanov With an ongoing pandemic keeping everyone at home, the country is constantly looking to new forms of media for entertainment. Consequently, podcasts are having their time
Illustration by Julie Tran. "Murder Kroger." It’s a nickname that this local grocery store just can’t shrug. Crudely dubbed after it’s long history of random killings, "Murder Kroger" is known
The fourth of final installment of "Hanoian Days," I project I started two years ago as I first started at The Connector as Opinions Editor. Now, as a fourth-year student
Graphic by Julie Tran. "The Palace of the White Skunks" is a miserable read if your taste is more inclined toward direct and concise prose that unfolds into a neat
As most of us SCAD students are only a few years off from our high school days, a lot of the themes of the hit WEBTOON series “First Ones Out”
Lunar New Year took place earlier this February and is a big holiday within Asian cultures. With every new year, there is the return of a Chinese zodiac from a
In an effort to support SCAD graduating seniors, the Office of Student Success and Advising and Office of the Registrar is hosting a Senior Year Experience Day 3-5 p.m. Thursday,
Graphic by Rai Mukherjee. Stylists often get overlooked when looking at a celebrity’s final look, however, in the last ten years, stylists have been getting the recognition they deserve. Recently,
