SCAD’s Winter Quarter Blood Drive will be held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 20 in the Oglethorpe House Ballroom, 201 W. Oglethorpe Ave. Each donor will receive a free T-shirt and be entered into a raffle for various prizes. Donated blood helps supply Memorial University Medical Center, SCAD’s
By Anna Geannopoulos “Magazine paper is too shiny to be recycled, right?” my roommate last year asked me after I set up a little cardboard box in our Dyson room. This, and many other questions came up while she tried to actively recycle things and accept my fruitless attempt to reduce waste. At
By Myrriah Gosset After the slew of reports from SCAD security last weekend students were continuously warned to stay vigilant and utilize security when they are departing from a building at night. Jeff Smith, the head of security for Savannah campus, offered some tips and advice to students. “The
By Myrriah Gossett Just to address a few questions I have received on the polo column last week, for a more detailed listing and explanation of hard court polo rules please visit the hard court bike polo Web site. This week I would like to address all my fellow cyclists. All bikers are not guilty, [
Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, will give a lecture at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24 at Trustees Theater, 216 E. Broughton St. Anderson has been called one of the most knowledgeable, insightful and articulate voices at the center of the new economy. In a series of articles and books, he has i
In the past few weeks, many “timely warnings” have been sent out about the muggings, carjackings and high-profile crimes happening to SCAD students (and even a professor). Most of these students were walking alone late at night when the crime occurred. Some of these crimes have happened before 9
By Rachel Schultz Art school students aren’t stereotypical college kids. We stay up late hovering over a charcoal drawing instead of a physics textbook. We go to gallery openings instead of frat parties. And, instead of gaining the freshman 15, we lose it because we live off of coffee to stay
By Miles Johnson The saying goes that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. The supporters of a pro-canine movement on Tybee Island, however, are trying to do just that. For years, dogs have been in the same category as alcoholic beverages and fire when it comes to their place on Tybee beach: not
By Miles Johnson I am a part of every student’s curriculum. I am often at the bottom of your priorities list. Sometimes I put you to sleep. What am I? Art history has one of the largest faculties of any department at SCAD, and yet it largely goes unnoticed as a major. Who are the […]
By Amy Paige Condon In a first for SCAD’s men’s soccer program, two players earned honors in the postseason from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Midfielder Dan Fadida was named to the NSCAA/Performance Subaru NAIA All-America second team. He and junior forward Ellert