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 year, the Grammys sought to continue that tradition by introducing five new categories for the 69th year. These categories include Best R and B Collaboration, Duo Group performance, best traditional vocal performance, best traditional folk album, best Latin song, and most controversially best Asian pop music performance.
Throughout history, many icons have inspired women to challenge the stereotypes placed upon them by creatively introducing new perspectives on how they live their lives. Among the most notable of these icons is Mary Tyler Moore.
It seems that Macklemore has become the unlikely face of protest music in the 2020s.
As midterm elections draw closer, many American citizens are carefully considering the social and environmental impact of their votes.
Young people make up a significant portion of Georgia’s voters and political candidates, meaning that our votes and voices matter.
Few things in life are guaranteed besides death, taxes and downtown Savannah's transformation into a film industry hub every October.
For years, libraries have been at the center of townships and cities all across the nation since the Library Service Act (LSA) was passed by Congress in 1956.
The third edition of the Atlanta Art Fair took over Pullman Yards from Oct. 1-4, 2026 with a cacophony of multi-disciplinary artwork.
In 1964, Japanese American Artist Isamu Noguchi described his role in the art world with this statement, which would resist categorizing his work within a single discipline for its process and reflection of his working methods.