New law could change how your creative work is handled legally By Rachel Chaikof “If you are going to school to become a visual artist, illustrator, photographer, sequential artist, or

Find an intimate atmosphere, comfy couch and great dessert at Après Diem By Gray Chapman Situation: you have a date with that edgy, cool printmaking major. She’s left the “where

Anime series makes most crime-adventure dramas look conservative By Jack Huang Rarely can I find an anime that balances original and relatable story while maintaining a sense of urgent realism

May 26  |  2:15 p.m. As a student was backing out of a space in the parking deck, she hit another student who was driving down the ramp. Information provided

May 20  |  3:45 p.m. An unidentified male was found lying on the grass in front of the main building. Security asked the subject to move on without incident. May

May 10  |  6:11 p.m. A student was locked out of his room at Spring House. Due to the delay, the student gave the security officer a hard time and

If you missed out on opportunities to get involved with a student organization, then now is a great time to do so! The student ambassador program is a leadership organization

­SCAD-Atlanta counselor Kevin Buckins saves the day! By Megan Glasscock and Angela Sasser SCAD-Atlanta provides services to aid students during the most trying times of their college career. Are you

First aid tips that will help you help others By Brian Steel Emergencies don’t happen very often, but what do you do when they occur? In some cases doing the

Exploring SCAD-Atlanta’s lack of health care clinic Most colleges and universities have health facilities that are easily accessible on campus and provide free examinations and basic care. At SCAD-Atlanta, however,