Earth Day passed this year with a whimper. Admittedly, there’s no surprise as to why. America’s current socio-political climate leaves many eco-conscious citizens dissatisfied by the noticeable lack of government intervention in regards to the state of our environment.
Cat allergies, not enough space, don’t get along with cats, I’ve heard it all. Excuses, excuses, excuses. As of May 2022, I have had the pleasure of fostering 16 kittens. Not all at once of course, but there have been moments in time with three or more little creatures running around in my space.
Article by Raven Armstrong. Graphic courtesy of Eva Erhardt. This article was submitted by a contributing writer. To have an article published with The Connector, email editor@scadconnector.com. When one walks
Near the state line of Georgia and into North Carolina, lies an oasis. Made for those who have experienced nothing but pain at the hand of humans, those who live
Claire Davis is a first-year BFA Illustration student at SCAD Atlanta hailing from Los Angeles, California. She aims to work in concept design for video games and animation, gravitating toward
If you’ve ever strolled through Midtown on Peachtree Street (the one that runs northeast — there are quite a few Peachtree Streets in Atlanta, to say the least), you’ve most
Although self-publishing platforms such as Wattpad and Medium have been around for over a decade, they’re only becoming increasingly popular among writers, especially since the pandemic began in 2020. According
Live theatre is back and better than ever. The Tony award-winning musical “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” spent a weekend at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre from May 20 through the 22nd
The “Photographer of the Week” series is dedicated to highlighting photographers within the SCAD community that demonstrate unique abilities behind the lens. This week, Bobby Falcey, a third-year photography major,
This article was submitted by a contributing writer. To have an article published with The Connector, email editor@scadconnector.com. By Raven Armstrong. “Women aren’t funny.” That’s the phrase most women comics
