My insecurities, vol. 5 By Rori-Tai Williams Now that I have finally moved on to volume five of this series, I am at the point where my focus is simply
The Connector sat down with graphic design legend Massimo Vignelli on Saturday afternoon to discuss his experience at SCAD over the past few weeks. Vignelli, creator of Bloomingdale's and American
May 23 8 a.m. – The security desk received a call stating there was a bomb in the building. The building was evacuated and searched by SCAD staff and police
By Thomas Taylor The courtyard of La Fonda and Fellini’s Pizza jets out towards the sidewalk two and a half miles north of 1600 Peachtree St. At any time, a
When asked which college I have chosen to complete my undergraduate degree, I pridefully respond that, “I’m a student at SCAD.” The inquirer usually excitedly asks if I can draw
Professor Stephanie Batcos, P.h.D., is calling for submissions for the tentatively titled work, “Creative Resilience: the Heroic Journeys of SCAD Students.” Submissions can be in a range of mediums including:
The mind of an artist can be very different from that of a non-artistic person. The most obvious difference between SCAD students and traditional students is that instead of going
By Ashley J. Kauschinger The beginning a relationship is like the beginning of anything — impossible. I began this relationship in a place of total distance and observation, and he
Congress continues to deliberate about what needs to happen with the current deficit, which is increasing daily and, as of Saturday, stands at $14.4 trillion. According to the Fiscal Times,
