You may have missed her April 11 performance on the reality show “Britain’s Got Talent.” But with repeated coverage on U.S. news stations and more than 47 million hits on YouTube, it’s evident few people remain in the dark about Susan Boyle. This new TV star and Internet sensation sprang up overnight, but what’s so…

Have you prepared your  Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for next year? If you plan to apply for federal financial aid, you need to complete your FAFSA now. Don’t wait. The earlier you complete the application, the sooner your request for federal financial aid will be processed. For detailed information, go to www.fafsa.gov…

April 23 6:23 p.m. — Security found the gate and a side door to the building unsecured. April 25 6:23 p.m. — A suspicious person attempted to enter the ACA Sculpture Shop. When confronted by a professor, the individual turned around and left the property.

In an effort to raise the SCAD student body’s interest in anthropology, Sara Brandon, Ph.D., presented a lecture April 23 on the stereotypes of American Indian women in Brazil. “Images are very powerful,” she said at the beginning of the lecture. “Images usually can sum up a group of people and raise assumptions about them,…

SCAD-Atlanta students went to SCAD’s annual Sidewalk Arts Festival on April 25 in Savannah. This popular event featured a chalk drawing competition on the sidewalks of Savannah’s centerpiece, the beautiful Forsyth Park. Drawing competition entries were judged and winners awarded with prizes. Winning pieces can be viewed here.

On a beautiful morning of blue skies and cool temperatures, some SCAD-Atlanta students and staff members celebrated Earth Day April 22 by cleaning up the landscape. Led by SCAD Atlanta Vice President P.J. Johnson and Dean of Student Services, Art Malloy, two shifts of volunteers picked up trash and fallen tree limbs scattered along SCAD…

By Trevor Pledger