Hard work and a focused drive — the instructions are inscribed on every yellow brick of the American way. The idea is for young bright minds to read it, understand it, and

NYC Jewelry Week has arrived and SCAD will be participating for the first time ever! Partnering with leading furnishings and home decor company, Industry West, the university's inaugural activation is

By Christina Kelley Graphic by Manav Chordia. In the digital age we live in, it's much easier to see what others are saying and see how others are feeling especially

Catch up on Communication Presentation Skills workshopsThe Professional Presentations Workshops series provides a safe environment for students to learn to present themselves and their work with presence and professionalism. A

Rustle is in school. Emily wants to go back to school. Shannon just quit her job. Reni just needs one. And Gordon? Well, Gordon is getting ready to retire. One

I have a problem with "Supergirl”: I find it incredibly cheesy, annoying and in-your-face, in the sense that it has the moral complexity and thematic subtlety of “Sesame Street.” And

The Bakery Songs of Norway Sunday, Nov. 17 4 p.m. Schwartz Center for Performing Arts1700 North Decatur Road Explore the exciting world of Norwegian music with this array of talented

The End of the 60s: Kerry James Marshall's Mementos Thursday, Nov. 21 6-7:30 p.m. Michael C. Carlos Museum (Emory University)571 South Kilgo Circle Art history nuts assemble for this look

Graphic by Rachael Ramchand. As the fall quarter is finally coming to an end and the uncertainty of what to do during the Christmas break starts surfacing, here are some

(L-R) Rachita Vasandani, Marian Hill, Caitlin Havens, Lily Avery, Justin Fredericksen, Tyler Rheaves and Dominique Johnson. Ivy Hall Review, the literary journal of SCAD Atlanta, hosted its fall reading that