The fourth of final installment of "Hanoian Days," I project I started two years ago as I first started at The Connector as Opinions Editor. Now, as a fourth-year student
By Emily Truong As I grow older, I find myself more at peace when I appreciate the little things in life. The rust and the faded paint, the messy placements
"Daisies." Photo by Julie Tran. "Calendars." Photo by Julie Tran. "Ray-Ban's lucky cat." Photo by Julie Tran. "Police 113." Photo by Julie Tran. "Green metal flowers." Photo by Julie Tran.
The newest additions to my collection of Hanoi photographs, this time in the month of October. 'Flower vender and St. Joseph's.' Photo by Julie Tran. 'Over impromptu parking lot.' Photo
In late March, I left the United States for home. The COVID-19 situation in Atlanta had forced SCAD to close its academic facilities. There was little point in staying, as
Part two of my Atlanta-themed collection of photos. 'Urban sunset.' Photo by Julie Tran. 'Scoots.' Photo by Julie Tran. 'Forest.' Photo by Julie Tran. 'Five construction workers.' Photo by Julie
by Mandie Rivera For those who are not familiar with who I am and my work, my name is Amanda Rivera, also known as Mandie. I am a second-year writing
The second part of my collection of photographs from my months in Hanoi, Vietnam. 'Pedicabbie.' Photo by Julie Tran. 'Café terrace.' Photo by Julie Tran. 'Do not approach.' Photo by
by Marissa Tiamfook Photo by Marissa Tiamfook. Recently I’ve really been wanting to expand my work, both the quality of it and the message behind it. I want to convey
Last Sunday, I had the opportunity of visiting the Michael C. Carlos museum at Emory university. This museum has the biggest ancient art collection in the southeast. Photo by Rachael