Illustration by Tori Hurlburt Georgia’s funding for the arts has been cut severely over the past several years. In 2009, over $3 million went towards the state’s art community. In

Photo by Anya Haber Yearn to learn about the inner workings of fashion’s most exclusive events? If so, be sure to watch “The First Monday in May,” a behind-the-scenes fashion

Monday, March 28 Spring Quarter classes begin. SCAN Magazine Launch The Hub, 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Pilates Fitness Center, Noon-1 p.m. High Intensity Interval Training Fitness Center, 2-2:30 p.m.

Photo by Hans. By Anya Haber As finals come to a close, there is one thing on students’ minds: spring break. As students flood to the beaches, sleep off their

  In the world of beauty, people of color have spoken out about equal representation in the industry, from broadening foundation shades to accurate nude nail polishes. Now the hot-button

Steambot Studios. After a few years of waiting, the pilot episode of the anticipated animated show “Urbance” is here for public consumption. The French-Canadian anime piqued the interest of some

Illustration by Matthew Cornwall Like most post-apocalyptic young adult novels, “The Maze Runner” starts with an interesting premise, then quickly dissolves into a convoluted, exposition-heavy blob that readers must wade

Photo by Tyler McClelland. As a clock displays 11:11, a time associated with mysticism and the otherworldly, a train rolls into view followed by a procession of peculiarly dressed people

Portrait of Aaron Smith by Wes Graham. by Kamal A. Browne. Aaron Smith was born and raised in Kansas City. A few years after picking up his first skateboard he

Last week’s SCAD FASH “Be Yourself” student reception was a night of fashion and fun. The two-hour event Thursday evening allowed students to visit the Daniel Lismore and Jonathan Becker