By Angelyn Love A sunflower soaks up the rays at The Sunflower Farm in Rutledge, GA. It is a very calm and scenic place to take pictures or just enjoy nature.
Calling all writers and wordsmiths! SCAD Atlanta’s student publication, SCAN Magazine, is currently seeking creative writing pieces for the Fall 2010 issue. This is your chance to get your short
A Sentinel guards the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (at right) in Arlington National Cemetery near Washington, D.C. The Tomb serves as a memorial for soldiers who died during World
The Allure of the Automobile, a collection of classic cars on display at the High Museum of Art, closed on Sunday, June 27 to a packed house. This beauty on
World Cup fans gather at Fado's Irish Pub in Atlanta for the Brazil vs. Ivory Coast game.
On May 27, SCAD Atlanta was treated to a concert by New Orleans funk band Galactic on SCAD Way. The concert served as a celebration for newly graduated students.
Last week SCAD Atlanta Radio debuted their first music video in the Hub by the "Guys Night Out" (GNO) radio hosts which includes Eric Beatty, Robby White, Dinesh Dave, and
A special screening of My Concrete Mattress, a locally-made film following the lives of four homeless people, was held at SCAD Atlanta's Digital Media Center this past weekend. In addition,
Topeka's infamous Westboro Baptist Church held a protest at the corner of Spring St. and 18th St. last week. A counter-protest also took place where many SCAD Atlanta students held
Oxford Comics, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is one of thousands of comic book shops around the world that celebrated the comic book art form this past Saturday during Free Comic