When are we wearing a costume for others, and when are we performing for ourselves? For SCAD fashion design senior Darin Cross, this question is guiding a new chapter of creative expression.
This summer I gave in to what I had been resisting for months: I made a Substack account.
The 2026 North American edition of World Cup begins in just about a month but there aren’t many fan activations, watch party announcements or general zeal for this cultural institution.
Most majors at SCAD build up to a final project demonstrating a student’s understanding of the knowledge and techniques developed over the course of their undergraduate education.
On May 14, Savannah College of Art and Design will launch ”Shakespeare in the Court,” the first outdoor production in SCAD Court for the School of Film and Acting.
SCAD acting major Lauren Pye uses fear as a creative catharsis.
On Saturday, April 25, the SCAD women’s lacrosse team defeated the Running Eagles of Life University 12-7 in a comeback win, capping an undefeated conference season.
In the damp summer shade of a green meadow, one might expect to find a fae trickster flitting among lavender and zinnias.
For Calivan Miller, the theater is a place of revolution.
“The Colored Museum” is a play originally written by George C. Wolfe in 1987. An Acting Lab Class is putting on a performance of the play Friday, May 23, and