Imagine being responsible for the upkeep of a dorm at SCAD, making sure the lights in the halls work and coming up with fun student activities. Matthew Kelly, a fourth-year
By Darci McMackin Orders were called out, much like those of the military, at the Paintball Atlanta fields, North of Atlanta on Feb. 7. The event was a friendly paintball
Students and professors at SCAD-Atlanta didn’t just enjoy watching the Super Bowl game, but also relished viewing the commercials during the game this past Sunday, Feb. 1. In spite of
On Jan. 20, Barack Obama became the 44th president of the U.S., and the nation’s first-ever African American commander in chief. Students at SCAD-Atlanta recently shared their thoughts on the
Underwear, economy, loving liberal arts, and why women shave their legs with Fashion Professor Sarah Collins By Matt Braddick Taking my seat across from fashion professor Sarah Collins on a
SCAD students experience Australian culture by taking courses in Australia By Rachel Chaikof Imagine if students' classroom instruction time included seeing koala bears, bike rides through a city, and tours
By Laura Meyers Lauren Clay uses paper to sculpt clunky objects that contemplate an uncertain utopia. Adorned with feather-like fringes of paper, the objects often glow like kryptonite from some
Professor Kenneth “Kent” Knowles is a multitasking artist. This SCAD alumnus and faculty member is a painter, children's book writer, illustrator and screenplay writer. On the week days, he can
By Saria Canady Christy Fike knew there had to be something more to life. She’d spent years working unfulfilling jobs, including a spell at Starbucks and a stint at a
By Jharmari Jackson With school being finally over, students at SCAD-Atlanta discuss their plans for the fall break. Some students are glad to be finally going home, while others wanted