In May 2010, M.F.A. sculpture graduate candidate, Stephen L. Hayes presented a series of life-sized sculptures depicting shackled slaves during the middle passage. Each sculpture featured the face of a

On Jan. 24, Defense Secretary, Leon Panetta, confirmed the Pentagon’s rescindment of the rule banning women from combat positions. I was sitting with my husband when we heard the news.

Yes, it still has a pulse and it is still breathing. I'm not talking about the poetry with the long legs and the oily hair undulating in front of a

I’ve heard of Ecstasy. I’ve heard of hippy flipping, candy flipping and every other flipping scenario. But when I heard the term “Molly,” I wanted to know what the hell

SCAD Atlanta is safe. There is no ongoing war between two sects of a shared religion happening on the 4th floor. There is no band of militarized, heavily-armed adolescents roving

Margaret Thatcher once said, “Do you know that one of the great problems of our age is that we are governed by people who care more about feelings than they

This past Sunday, I was crocheting a baby blanket while sitting near my bedroom window. I heard the familiar sounds of the route 30 bus pulling up to a stop

Illustration by Jay Bowman. Just imagine the following scenario. I’m shooting the breeze with a friend. The conversation is as free and easy as shooting fish in a barrel. I

Jobs are few and bills are piling up. The days are getting shorter and colder. Though the holidays approach, frustration fills the air instead of cheer. How does a young

Illustration by Jay Bowman. I never imagined that I would see them waddling through the Hub, past the second floor classrooms and the interior design department all the way out