By Jordan Bailey Atlanta is bound to deliver fanciful and even ghoulish exploits whether from run-ins with the Walking Dead or the Vampire Diaries – and the Little 5 Points

Recently, I attended Critical Mass: Surviving the Art Critique which was a workshop put on by Bradford Coleman of our on-campus student counseling center. I was prepared to hear tips

Cross Country member and third-year Animation student, Genesis Henderson, did it again. He has now won first place in two of his last three cross country events. Over the weekend,

By Laura Rauschert Millar Thinking of adding a tour of one of Atlanta’s many haunted houses this year? For those of you who may want to add an “enlightened” experience

Illustration by Catlin R Scroggie. I hate Halloween. Yes, I’m one of those terrible people that would rather be alone with my books and my music and my vices than

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Photo by Anna Akpele By: Melody M. Benjamin Photographic artist Rori-TAI Williams (on left) conversing with a gallery patron. Photo by Anna Akpele. Rori-TAI Williams,  second-year MFA photography student, is

SCAD Atlanta men’s tennis player and second-year interior design student, David Paull, will be featured on HLN’s “Making It in America.”  Paull’s segment will be seen on CNN and CNN’s

Illustration by Jay Bowman. I’m just going to come right out and say it:  we SCAD Atlanta artists seem to have a communication problem. I don’t know if it’s because

On the evening of Oct. 23, SCAD Atlanta lost one of it's most talented students, Marlene Lillian, first-year MA arts administration student. Lillian is also a recent graduate of the