April 25 2:26 p.m. - A student became ill in class at the main college building. Emergency medical personnel responded, but the student refused treatment. The student was transported to
The pressures associated with being a SCAD Atlanta student are vast and differing, but taking some time to enjoy local entertainment is a great way to alleviate some of the
The Student Council of Peer Educators (SCOPE) is hosting a barbeque today, April 29, from 3-5 p.m, at the Digital Media Center patio. The barbeque is open to all students,
As students change gears from a hard week of midterms, many find themselves with a massive sleep debt from work, study and final projects. Weekends are merely a brief rest
Midterms are often synonymous with last-minute studying and sleepless nights, but avoiding this cycle can lead to better grades. According to the Study Guides and Strategies Web site, the key
April 18 No incidents reported. April 19 5:25 p.m. – A visitor became disruptive in the front lobby area of the main building and would not leave. Police were called
At 8 p.m. Friday night, the Atlanta Hawks squared off against the Orlando Magic for game three of the Eastern Division playoffs. The series, tied between Atlanta and Orlando with
According to The Bacchus Network, a health and safety initiatives organization, many young adults don’t see alcohol as being an addictive drug, much less a danger. However, alcohol’s propensity to
Kolibri Brushes in Germany is exhibiting with Natural Pigments at the Grand Hyatt in Buckhead, April 28-May 1, in cooperation with the Portrait Society of America. All exhibitions are free and
Although late night thunderstorms had turned the ground to mud and muck by Friday, a throng of locals and visitors gathered in Candler Park to celebrate the 7th annual Sweetwater