Josh Jameson has been attending SCAD Atlanta for nearly as long as it has been open — he started back in 2005, when the Atlanta College of Art (ACA) was
The mind of an artist can be very different from that of a non-artistic person. The most obvious difference between SCAD students and traditional students is that instead of going
The metro Atlanta area is the third largest area in the American southeast. It is home to some of the world’s largest company headquarters like Coca-Cola, The Home Depot, Turner
TOMS shoes is a for-profit company that makes an assortment of footwear. The unique thing about the company is their premise, “one for one” — for every pair of shoes
SCAD Savannah has been around for a little more than 30 years. Thirty-three, to be exact. During that time, the private college has grown from 71 students to 10,461. Savannah,
Joseph Dwyer, second-year television producing student, believes that not all music fans are created equal. “So many people try and beat out other people in either how indie or how
This year marked the 30th Annual Sidewalk Arts Festival hosted by SCAD Savannah at historic Forsyth Park. Atlanta student Jessi Queen gathered some chalk, and took to the pavement.
For this SCAD student, sleep comes around the clock.
Foundation classes. Everyone takes them. Some people take them seriously, others don’t.
“At this point, I’m not really sure what I’m going to do. I would like to work for an independent comic book company, but I have no idea how I’m going to do it. Right now, I just hope to graduate.” Angelica Vazquez, second-year sequential arts student, on plans for the future.