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The SCAD Fashion Show took place on Saturday, where over 30 student designers were chosen to showcase their collections. Ranging from functional wear you would see everyday to conceptual fashion that didn’t even resemble clothing, highlighting a continuing divide in the industry: functional fashi...
Illustration by Anthony Reed
The university has over 40 programs of study, but those which commonly come to mind are majors like painting, graphic design and illustration. So how does a program like writing, which is not generally associated with art, fit in at an art school? Listen to the audio pie...
Hundreds of spectators came out to Forsyth Park to see the sidewalk art on display. Photo by Harrison Albert.
The 32nd annual Sidewalk Arts Festival took place April 27 at Forsyth Park. Participants signed up for one of the 852 sidewalk squares and created chalk art to be judged later that af...
The Student Activities Council held their annual talent show Friday at the Trustees Theater. Judges Megan Cunningham, the Residence Director at Turner House, Trey Reckling, the Director of Student Involvement, and Cris Dykeman, the Director of Student Conduct, judged 10 acts of students and student ...
An inside look with residents of the freshman dorms at the Savannah College of Art and Design; Turner, Turner Annex, Weston, and Dyson.
(photo provided by the United Student Forum)
The United Student Forum held their first meeting of the quarter on April 12. Director of Student Involvement Trey Reckling was there to hear concerns regarding SCAD’s Design Group and the difficulties and communicating events on campus.
Courtesy of SCAD Advertising.
Peter Wood is a typographer, designer, and art and creative director who spoke last week at the student center. He has worked with firms like Saatchi & Saatchi, IBM, Volvo and UPS among many others.
He was able to sit down with me on Wednesday, April 10 to discuss w...
(Illustration by Anthony Reed)
Intelligence suggests that North Korea has nuclear capability, the House inches closer to an immigration bill, and District copy editor Chase Wilkinson talks about his new column in “Your Week Around the World.”
A hot dog eating contest was held last weekend on River Street. The winners would go on to compete in Nathan’s Famous International July Fourth Hot Dog Eating Contest, but what drew most of the crowd were the Derby Devil skaters, Elizabeth Vinson and Diedre Schofield. Take a look at the photos...
Graphic by Shannon Craig
Your Week Around the World features some of your week’s headlines and a sitdown with some of District’s HvZ participants.
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