Aug. 24 4:47 p.m. — A fire alarm was set off at 1600 Peachtree St., and the building was evacuated. The panel did not reset; the fire department and fire technician arrived.

In response to the spread of the H1N1 virus, the Savannah College of Art and Design is implementing various protocols suggested for colleges and universities by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. SCAD is monitoring the spread of the H1N1 virus throughout the region and will continue to follow the direction of local and…

SCAD alumna Susan Isaacs (M.Arch., 2001) is one part of a four-person panel that’s in the running to present at the South by Southwest Conference in 2010. The panel’s proposed topic is “Emergent Cityscapes: Designing Future Spaces for Human Development.” The deadline for voting is Friday, Sept. 4: Vote for Isaacs today!

Presented by Library Reference Services All workshops are at Noon in Library #413 Introduction to Finding Articles On the Visual Arts Friday, October 9 If you are a new student starting your research on the visual arts or a returning student who needs a database refresher, then attend this workshop about finding articles on the…

SCAD faculty, staff and students are invited to the opening reception of a special exhibition by SCAD graduate student Chuck Parham, Sunday, Aug. 16, 6-10 p.m. at Studioplex, 659 Auburn Ave, Suite 143, Atlanta, Ga. According to Professor Rick Lovell, program coordinator for the illustration department at SCAD-Atlanta, Parham has created an impressive body of…

For her first solo exhibition in Atlanta, New York–based artist Kyung Jeon presents “Mischief and Melancholy,” a series of works exploring the themes of love and loss, at SCAD-Atlanta’s Trois Gallery. According to college press materials, “Jeon’s paintings depict the dual aspects of love where feverish titillation, mischief and melancholy coexist. These childlike characters embody…

Aug. 2 5:40 a.m. — A Nissan Altima drove past the Spring House security booth and around to the back of the building at a high speed without stopping. The security supervisor was called and was en route when the car drove back out.

SCAD-eLearning graduate graphic design student Matt Scott submitted a poster design into Don’t Panic’s “Love Spain, Hate Bullfighting” design competition. His design juxtaposes the beauty of the Spanish culture with the brutality of bullfighting. Vote for Scott online through Aug. 13.

The office of residence life and housing needs your help in welcoming nearly 3,000 students who will live on campus this upcoming year. Volunteers will help answer questions on opening day, assist in check-in process, moving into the rooms and promote events and leadership opportunities at SCAD-Atlanta. Free lunch, a stylish Move-in Crew shirt and…