Photo by Emma Dakin The day SCAD Atlanta career adviser Katherine Mahany came to my writing class, I thought, “I’m a junior still looking for an internship, not a job.”
by Katherine Diaz Villegas Photo by Katherine Diaz Villegas One of my biggest surprises at the Hong Kong location is how much traveling we can do for our field trips.
by Kire Torres
Photo by Allison Bolt “It’s almost rush time, let me see those smiles out there,” the chef for Richards' Southern Fried calls out from behind the retro-style counter nestled in
by Dominique Johnson PBS For decades, there has been a misconception of why historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) exist. As college enrollment continues to increase, the misconception grows stronger.
Marvel Studios One of the most anticipated movie events of the year has finally come. Marvel's "Black Panther" has had a huge cultural impact since it was announced, but can
Erica Danylchak, Grave Landscapes: The Nineteenth-Century Rural Century Rural Movement Tuesday, Feb. 20 Atlanta History Center 130 West Paces Ferry Road NW Author and preservationist Erica Danylchak will be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpAUpUSjHiA The ninth annual deFINE ART begins on Tuesday, Feb. 20 and concludes on Friday, Feb. 23. The signature event features internationally known artists, designers and performers who have made
Aardman Animations From director Nick Park ("Chicken Run," "Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit"), Aardman Animations takes audiences back to the prehistoric age with "Early Man." Our tale
SCAD Atlanta’s AIGA club hosted the annual Chili Cook-off event on Feb. 17. The event was an opportunity for student designers to show off their skills, as well as for