Written by Antonia Swift, contributor We've hit week five. You know what that means? Midterms. Okay, so generally midterms don’t get students feeling super excited. In fact, a majority
Written by Emme Raus, contributor Guest speaker Sam Nhlengethwa gave a lecture overviewing his artwork entitled “Life, Jazz and Lots of Other Things” in SCAD’s events space, fourth floor of
“You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life.” “Mamma Mia!” the musical scripted around hit ABBA songs, is that lyric Broadway-ified. It’s not here to
Caroline Bowman as 'Eva' and cast in the National Tour of EVITA. Photo Credit: Richard Termine. Atlanta is city No. 25 on the 28-city tour of “Evita,” and the cast
by Patrick Malins, contributor One exhibition, 17 cars and a roomful of excited visitors brought back to their childhoods, the High Museum of Art’s “Dream Cars” is full of imagination
The company of AMERICAN IDIOT (Photo by Jeremy Daniel) SCAD students have been listening to possible flood warnings all week. Fortunately, the only area flooded on Atlanta’s Peachtree Street was
On Saturday, April 12 Executive Producer Jeff Garlin will debut “Finding Vivian Maier” at the Lefont Sandy Springs Theater in Atlanta. There will be two screenings beginning at 1:45 p.m.
Photos by LuAnne DeMeo The SCAD Hub transformed into a multicultural dining room during the inaugural SCAD Atlanta International Day on April 3, hosted by the Intercultural Club (UNI). Flags
Photo By University of Georgia Press As part of the Ivy Hall Writers Series, Atlanta author and WABE producer Kate Sweeney visited on Thursday, April 3 to discuss her new
By Shelley Danzy, contributor “A few years ago, my grandmother died the day after Valentine’s Day,” said Ericka Chambers, first-year M.A. arts administration student. “It’s been tough. I’ve been trying to