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

Photo by Jordan Bailey By Jordan Bailey Photo by Jordan Bailey Corner Tavern is cozy and dragon-clad with exposed brick, wrought iron detailing and dimly lit every night of the

By Jonathan O’Connor When fellow students told me that Atlanta celebrated Pride Weekend in October, I was a little surprised. I had always known Pride to be a summer event

Photo by Jordan Bailey By Laura Rauschert Millar The city of Atlanta offers an overflowing collective of fall entertainments and activities this month. From haunted houses and Oktoberfests, to corn

  As his daughter listens intently, a gallery patron explains two of Suellen Parker's signature pieces. Photo by Alex Hadjidakis.   Professor Suellen Parker (on left with glasses) conversing with

Photo by Jordan Bailey. By Jordan Bailey The culture of boutiques and eateries in Virginia-Highlands would be incomplete without Harry & Sons. The entrance of this quaint sushi and Thai

Critical Mass - Surviving the Art Critique Monday October, 22| California Room 11:30am We get it. Critiques can be tough. However, critiques are a necessary part artistic development. This workshop

Since Vice President Joe Biden took the presidential ticket in 2008, he has held nothing back in debates and has often been criticized for his aggressive personality. On Oct 10,