Written by Emma Morris. Photos by Emma Morris. For the first time in history, Michelangelo has come to Savannah. Telfair Museums opened “Michelangelo’s Women: Images of Female Power and Divinity from the Casa Buonarroti” at the Jepson Center on October 9th, displaying a range of media from the
Written by Ember Ryan. Graphic by Miha Palancha. Why is it so important to value our friendships? DreamWorks ‘ new film, “Forgotten Island,” answers this question through the lifelong friendship between Jo and Raissa. As director, Joel Crawford accepted the Creative Impact Award at SCAD’
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, exhilaration, and a major life change condensed into ten weeks. It has been a journey, and as every hero’s journ
Written by Bri LaMere. Graphic by Avery Melhado. October is my birth month and the year of 22 is a couple weeks away. I’ve inherited my love for travel from my parents, and I have family in odd places, so I have a list of places I’ve been and want to go back to one […]
Written by Ashley-Reid Baker. Photography by James Nicholas. This year, Savannah hosted its 75th annual Greek Festival, Oct. 8-10, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church, among real olive trees in the courtyard. This festival began as a traditional celebration for Savannah’s
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 range of emotions, from her intense vocals and instrumentation to her deeper lyricism. We have anot
Written by Sarah Walker. Photos by Sarah Walker. Whether you’re checking off a CTXT ELO requirement or looking for something to do on a rare free Friday afternoon, visiting the SCAD Museum of Art never disappoints. The Fall 2026 quarter has ushered in several exciting new exhibitions with artists
Written by Rachelle Hernandez. Graphics by Aria Eyde. I haven’t made a single friend in a class at SCAD. Not a single one. I have tried, technically. I’ve smiled at people, waved, laughed, read their stories and poems, looked at their drawings, and learned tiny pieces of their lives without ever
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 redirected towards postgrad. It seems humans have a tendency of doing that; as we pass through a phase of