Written by Laura Sands. Graphic by Alice Stockli. “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York” is somewhat misnamed and misclassified; the movie gives a more moving story than it lets on. This movie premiered on October 23, marketed as a crime thriller, but as a SCAD Film Fest viewer, I felt more co
Written by Sophie Deal. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. In June, SCAD students received an email informing them of SCAD’s newest wellness center, HiveHealth. This brief email explained that, starting in the 2026 Fall Quarter, a $125 fee added to their tuition granted them access to the new facility. Bu
Written by Alexa LoSchiavo. Graphics by Avery Melhado. Welcome, readers, to my first issue this quarter of “Spots around Sav!” For those who aren’t familiar, this column is about every cool spot around Savannah. I write detailed articles about the spot’s history, atmosphere, and why you sh
Written by Kashvi Pallapotu. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. I will admit, period pieces usually keep me at arm’s length. They’re so beautiful, but the characters end up feeling so far away that it’s hard for me to see myself in them. So when I got the chance to go to an early screening of “Sense
Written by Ananya Panchal. Graphics by Ananya Panchal. Black cats are common subjects of superstition; however, there are many opposing views on whether they symbolise good or bad luck. In Cambridge, there is an old local superstition that black cats protect houses from bad omens. Cat skulls were
Written by Ashley-Reid Baker. Photos by James Nicholas. Moving to a new place is hard, finding your favorite spots is even harder, and making new friends is the hardest. Colleges never include how hard it is to find yourself in a new city in their welcome packets. It took me years to discover what I
Written by Ananya Panchal, David Sikarevich, and Jax Warner. Graphic by Alice Stockli. In this compilation review, contributors Ananya, David, and Jax give their review on A24’s film based on one of America’s most controversial reality TV phenomenons: “To Catch a Predator.” A
Written by Camryn Carmichael. Graphic by Camryn Carmichael. Being task-oriented is a blessing and curse. When I first got the idea to make this list, I wanted it to be a fun way to celebrate my next birthday. But as time passed, it quickly devolved from a stroll down memory lane to sprinting toward
Written by Patrick Wu. Savannah— Back on Sept. 11, Effingham County placed a 155-day moratorium on the construction of an $20 billion OpenAI center — named Project Camellia by the county — just south of the city of Rincon. The deadline for the moratorium is Feb. 16, 2027, but may be extended b
Written by Rachelle Hernandez. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. Today is the day. Wake up early. Make your bed. Drink some water. Eat a healthy breakfast. Go to class. Make a friend in class. Remember to talk to the friend you made in class. Call your mother. Call your friends back home. Go to the gym. [&