Edited by Rodrigo Niño SCAD welcomed thousands of students back to Savannah last week, including a horde of new first-years from dozens of countries and nearly every state in the USA. The emotions for these new students range from “stupendous” to “weird,” according to interviews conducted
Photos courtesy of Netflix It’s a new year, so I figured we’d switch it up a bit and start with a documentary about the pains of “manscaping” with a whopping 25 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s good to be back. As a woman, I have my own dog in the fight regardi
Photo courtesy of Savannah Pride Facebook On Sept. 12, 2015, Savannah’s Pride Festival not only commemorated the large LGBT community of Savannah, but its large group of allies as well. “I saw my fair share of moms and dads supporting their child, which I thought was incredible,” said fou
Ten from the Top is the weekly column of the very honest and often snarky thoughts of District’s editor-in-chief. 20-somethings are the start of something big here. We are strong! We are fearless! We are adults! We are… tired, really confused and we are going to pretend like we are excited about
On Saturday, September 19, students were invited to attend SCAD’s annual Fall Fest at the SCAD Museum of Art courtyard. The event hosted a variety of SCAD’s student-run clubs with entertainment by student bands, giving attendees a chance to discover the variety of clubs and activities that are
Photo Courtesy of SCAD A talented trio — pioneers in the fashion, music and art community – showcased their artwork at the SCAD Museum of Art from July 18 to September 13. The “i feel ya” exposition by André Lauren Benjamin — better known by his stage name, André 3000 &#
Savannah is known for its Victorian architecture, lush greenery, historic landmarks and its many squares. The beauty of the city, and the fact that SCAD buildings are scattered around the historic district often compel students to opt for biking or walking as their primary mode of transportation; th
Photos courtesy of SCAD Visual Media SCAD Freshman Orientation on Saturday, September 12, got a little wild for the incoming class of 2019. Students, their families and visitors were surprised when guest star Silentó performed his hit song “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)” and kick off the sch
Ten from the Top is the weekly column of the very honest and often snarky thoughts of District’s editor-in-chief. With the start of my senior year — and my sister’s junior year of high school, now full of college applications — I have been thinking about college a lot. Was SCAD the r