The SCAD community witnessed two moving performances of “The Vagina Monologues” Feb. 18-19.

By Blair Kao Located in Atlanta’s Historic Arts District, Castleberry Hill is full of creativity, as evidenced by its 2nd Friday ArtStroll.

Despite the inclement weather Feb. 12, six artists and a professor put up a multidimensional installation exhibit at Studioplex.

Spring House finally has a new entry gate. The old one malfunctioned early fall quarter. The new turn style gate allows students easy access to the school via SCAD Way — out of the way of traffic on Spring and Peachtree streets.

Tonight is the final showing of “The Vagina Monologues”, an award-winning play by Eve Ensler based on the anecdotes and stories of over 200 women, as performed by SCAD students. The show starts at 8 p.m. in the 4C Events Space and the cost is $5 for students and $7 for staff and faculty. All…

The Winter 2010 issue of SCAN Magazine, launched Feb. 24, focused on photography, graphic design and advertising. For more information about SCAN, e-mail scan.magazine@scadconnector.com. Check out the new website–> http://www.scadconnector.com/scan

Georgia native Butch Walker may be the best rock musician you’ve never heard of — at least not as a solo artist. A veteran of the music industry and a producer/collaborator with such acts as Pink, Weezer and All-American Rejects, Walker couldn’t sound further from the more popular names he’s helped reach heights higher than…

After days of twiddling our thumbs, waiting for the big reveal, we finally got a glimpse of Apple’s latest device. Now that we know what it is, we can assess the iPad’s strengths and weaknesses. Its capabilities can benefit art students in many areas. However, the iPad does have it its limits. The following are…

By Allyssa Lewis