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Students analyze the debate beyond the words. By Mark Ziemer In this crazy election season, one that finally ends today, there has been a lot of talk about what the
By Rachel Chaikof My art history class, Treasures of Provence, at SCAD-Lacoste is definitely different from most classes I’ve taken. Since the quarter started, I’ve been in the classroom for
1. What is your favorite Halloween candy? 2. What is the scariest movie that you have ever seen? 3. What is the first thing that you remember dressing up as
By Gray Chapman SCAD-Atlanta art history professor Emily Webb gave a lecture to a full crowd on Oct. 30 as part of the Art History and Liberal Arts Lecture Series.
Scott Ingram, a local artist represented by Solomon Projects, will be giving a lecture this Thursday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. Critique sessions with Ingram will be available for graduate
The SCAD fashion department is holding a model casting call for the 2009 SCAD fashion show. Both male and female models are needed. Models should wear tight-fitting clothing (shorts or
This Thursday, Nov. 6, SCAD-Atlanta will welcome President Paula Wallace as she hosts a celebration of 30 years of SCAD. The celebration, which takes place in the Hub from 1:15