Written by Rummel Medina Photos by Danielle McGotty Friday, Feb. 26, saw the opening reception of Pretty Good Pictures, an exhibition displaying the work of the students in Tom Fisher’s Large Format II class. The photographs, taken by Fisher and 13 of his students, were up for display at the Ogle
Photo courtesy of the Oscars website Written by Rummel Medina The 88th Academy Awards were held on Sunday Feb. 28 and honored the achievements of film in 2015. The ceremony was full of surprise wins, powerful performances and an outstanding amount of self-awareness in regards to the #OscarsSoWhite
Written and photographed by Gracie Wachtel On Feb. 16, the SCAD Museum of Art hosted the reception introducing this year’s showcases, presentations, productions and events making up the annual deFINE ART. The event exhibited the works of Daniel Arsham, Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt, Steven a
Written by Emilie Kefalas Image courtesy of SCAD The world of television is a culture. With dozens if not hundreds of minds working backstage. A variety of talents working together to deliver content people can relate to and enjoy. This idea of collaboration is known as “studio culture,” accordi
Photos by Quint Scott SCAD Lacrosse team’s last home game is this Saturday, Feb. 27, at SCAD’s athletic complex. The game is at 1 p.m. and is set against Florida Gulf Coast University. Check out some highlights from the team’s game against Reinhardt that took place on Feb. 17. It might con
Edited and mixed by Rummel Medina and Alvin Martinez Written and voiced by Amy Stoltenberg and Elisha Nain At SCAD’s 2016 aTV fest in Atlanta, Amy Stoltenberg of The Coup had a conversation with Matt Warburton, a writer and executive producer for The Mindy Project. In this interview, they d
Photos by Jackie Richards and Danielle McGotty SCAD’s Ceramic, Painting and Fibers departments hosted their quarterly Open Studio night this past Friday, February 19. The events invited the public to see the work that students have produced and watch students working. At Alexander Hall, where Cera
Photo courtesy of A-Town Get Down’s Facebook Page Written by Emilie Kefalas Savannah will be feeling the music this weekend at the sixth annual A-Town Get Down Music Festival which promises 12 hours, 25 musical performers and “infinite inspiration” according to the event’s website. T
Written by Amy Stoltenberg and Annslee Jordan Saxon Photos by Amy Stoltenberg KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. — College-age voters are playing a highly visible role in the Democratic nominating contest for President. U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are heavily court
Featured image courtesy of Netflix, “The X-Files” season 2 episode 14, “Die Hand die Verletzt” Again, we’re doing things a little different this time. Instead of a movie, it’s a show. Like the last installment, this is a show that I love. What they’ve done t