For most young adults, college dorms are the first home away from home, and students are faced with a sudden sense of freedom. The problem is that their freedom is
Elizabeth Kostova, bestselling author of "The Historian" and "The Swan Thieves," completed her two-week visit with SCAD Atlanta writing students last Thursday. While here, Kostova lead fiction workshops in a
At 8 p.m. Friday night, the Atlanta Hawks squared off against the Orlando Magic for game three of the Eastern Division playoffs. The series, tied between Atlanta and Orlando with
The parking garage at the main building is a space with dual uses. It provides a space for students, staff and faculty to park their cars, and it also provides
Every Friday, photographer Sara Hopkins explores artificial light and illumination around Atlanta. This week, she chose Cabbagetown, an intown neighborhood near Little 5 Points.
According to The Bacchus Network, a health and safety initiatives organization, many young adults don’t see alcohol as being an addictive drug, much less a danger. However, alcohol’s propensity to
Kolibri Brushes in Germany is exhibiting with Natural Pigments at the Grand Hyatt in Buckhead, April 28-May 1, in cooperation with the Portrait Society of America. All exhibitions are free and
A few things that makes SCAD Atlanta so unique are the high-tech, beautiful facilities, designed to accommodate students’ academic and creative needs. These physical resources range from decked-out computer labs
