Written by Camryn Carmichael. Photo by Kelsey Vickers. On Wednesday, Apr. 15, accomplished author and SCAD professor Johnathan Rabb gave a talk for students and the general public about writing ...

Written by Nasir Harrison. Graphics by Ananya Panchal. If I had to rank the seasons on a scale of favoritism, spring would take the top spot. To me, this is the real start of the year. It’s when ...

Written By Laura Sands. Photos by Laura Sands and Kayla Lybbert.  Beneath the low-hanging moss of Forsyth Park, thousands of ...

Photos by Kayla Lybbert and Laura Sands. Art by Britt Spencer, Awarded First in Alumni Category Art by Hunter Muddiman, Awarded Second in Alumni Category Art by Grace Wisdom, Awarded First in ...

Avoid awkward first date silence by using one of these Written by Shanti Hastings-Kimball. Graphics by Ananya Panchal. A first date can be very uncomfortable. What do you say once you get past the ...

Written by Edith Manfred. Graphic by Ana Vergara. A craze has taken over the Hive: line dancing. Ever since winter quarter began, it’s felt like every Friday night I’ve watched throngs of Hive ...

Written by Ally Abruscato. Graphic by Anna Porter. Among the many books I was lucky enough to receive for Christmas, “The Nickel Boys” became my first completed book of 2025. This Pulitzer Prize ...

Written by Aubrey Moehlenpah. Photo by 3 ½ Runners. With great talent, comes a difficult time for judges. Since SCAD launched its new sneaker design minor last spring, it’s quickly gained popularity ...

Written by Cole Mihalich. Photo courtesy of Cole Mihalich. Fifty years ago, “Pong” was one of the best-selling games. The story? It was driven by your imagination. Today, the stories in video games ...

Written by Julia Gralki. Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock. Do you often find yourself spending more time on your phone than you want to? You’re not alone. Social media is becoming more addictive, and ...

Written by Ally Abruscato. Photo courtesy of Raj Thoughts. Death is an interesting thing. It is an inevitability that people refuse to face. “Tuesdays with Morrie” by Mitch Albom describes a man who ...

Longtime lovers of “I’m Booked” might remember my review of “Six Walks: In the Footsteps of Henry David Thoreau.”I recently had the pleasure of speaking with the author, Ben Shattuck, about this book, ...