Written by Elisa Diaz. Graphic by Miha Palancha. Fall is a time of reflection, a push from nature into the next chapter. My first quarter has been one of success, failure, homesickness, ...

Written by Connor Crankshaw. Graphic by Alice Stockli. Phoebe Bridgers is one of the most prolific and emotional songwriters of our generation. Her new album, “Lost Weekend,” makes you feel a full ...

Written by Kelsey Vickers. Graphic by Avery Melhado. Now that I’m a senior, I don’t feel afraid, lost, or unsure moving through life in college like I used to. Those feelings have been ...

Written by Alexa LoSchiavo. Photos by Alexa LoSchiavo. Andrew Kuo is a New York City-based, multidisciplinary artist who focuses on personal narratives through different media. In his talk with ...

Written by Nasir Harrison. Graphic by Terv Utset. One thing I’ve always admired about the fall is its dedication to unpredictability. Any given week can be filled with stretches of blistering ...

Written by Chidambara Avudaiappan. Graphic by Alice Stockli. Dolly Parton left a legacy filled with love, compassion, wisdom, and resilience. She was a woman who stood by her beliefs, moved with a ...

Written by Matthew Thompsen. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. This summer, I took Art in Adaptation on a whim. I needed to take at least two classes to get my scholarship, and there weren’t many options I ...

Written by Nasir Harrison. Graphics by Aria Eyde. There’s unpacked boxes all over my room, my laundry is still wet in the washer, I’m leaving for Savannah in four hours, and all I’m doing is fussing ...

Written by Emma Morris. Photos by Emma Morris. A few weeks ago, I began a Registrar and Collections Management internship at the Savannah African Art Museum. When I tell people this, the main response ...

Written by Patrick Tseng Wu. Graphic by Avery Melhado. Note: Some of the information used for this piece were sourced from a SCAD parent’s website, Guide to the Hive. While much helpful information is ...

Written by Jax Warner. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. There are two types of people at Film Fest: the people with a carefully planned schedule and the people who somehow end up seeing six movies they ...

Growing up, I don’t think I had any idea what an artist actually looked like. Off the top of my head, I maybe pictured someone covered in paint with graphite-stained hands, then I came to SCAD.