Internationally renowned photographer Martin Parr speaks to photography students at SCAD Atlanta on Thursday afternoon. Parr is currently working on a series of photographs about the South that was commissioned
Graduating college can be one of the most terrifying experiences for students. SCAD’s goal is to give its students the opportunity to become professionals in their creative field. The graduating
According to the Governor’s Office for Children and Families, Atlanta is one of fourteen cities in the nation with the highest incidence of child prostitution. Every month, approximately 400 girls
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival was created by Walter Rich of Rich’s Department Store to rejuvenate peoples’ spirits during the Great Depression in 1936. With HOPE scholarship concerns, rising gas prices
When people ask me what albums I think deserve more exposure, “Three Sheets to the Wind” by Idaho always makes the list. Released in 1996, “Three Sheets” does not fit into
By Erin White and Nyasha Mandiveyi Most college students quickly learn that an internship is important for one's future career. A quick perusal through job search Web sites offering career
Johnny Gant trains an amateur boxer at Atlanta Art of Boxing. Photo by Sara Hopkins. Johnny Gant operates Atlanta Art of Boxing under the Johnny Gant Foundation. Gant has been
As a part of spring's Ivy Hall Writers Series, Elizabeth Kostova, author of the “The Historian” and “The Swan Thieves,” will be leading workshops with students through the end of
