As the sun hid behind the clouds and the temperature dropped on Friday, nearly forty students – around six teams of six – gathered behind Peachtree Christian Church to participate
Be honest: how often do you check Facebook? Every few days? Every few hours? Every few minutes? No matter how often you do so, there is something you’re looking for
Foundation studies Professor Jo Peterson, dubbed “Mother SCAD” by many first-year students, sat down to explain the intricacies of the grading process for students looking to push their grade to
If you’re going back and forth on becoming a vegan, but you’re sad about giving up some sinful treats, you might be swayed after this recipe from Chow. Turns out
By Anna Bader A mix of rain and sun during the day settled into a cool spring night on Monday, the first day of Spring Quarter 2011 at SCAD Atlanta.
The mere mention of “the ‘90s” and “Nickelodeon” sends members of Generation Y into a nostalgic gushfest. And rightfully so. Who didn’t watch “Legends of the Hidden Temple” and dream
They say that April showers bring May flowers, but we hear that the tulips are already blooming over at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. If you're looking for ways to put
Have you met Lynda? In a recorded video of her 2009 presentation to AIGA Santa Barbara, co-founder Lynda Weinman described Lynda.com as a "member-supported online learning platform" offering 40,000 video
As the economy continues to slump, making sporadic turns for better and worse, students across Georgia are concerned about the budget cut regulation for the renowned Hope Scholarship that was
