By Theresa Suddeth Sketch by Jaylene Singer As the weather gets cooler, we start to face the same problems we do every year. Adapting to a new season can be overwhelming especially when the fashion industry throws so many trends and looks at us all at once. When the weather changes all of a sudden,…

By Olumuyiwa Ajagbe

Thomas Gaddis is a fourth-year fashion design student who said he is enjoying his greatest labor of love, the Senior Collection. He is the president of Fashion Haus, a club that provides fashion-based events and activities.

By: Rachel Chaikof Despite living in a small village of about 300 people in the countryside, there are many activities to do on the weekends in Lacoste. Almost every weekend, we go on field trips to various places.

The office of student life, in conjunction with United Students Forum and Pro Initiatives, asks SCAD-Atlanta to brighten the lives of families in need this holiday season. Nonperishable food items will be accepted in the Student Resource Center until Thursday, Nov. 20. All items will be donated to the Atlanta Community Food Bank, which distributes…

Submissions are still being taken for the SCADDY awards, and the deadline is Monday, Nov. 24 by 5 p.m. The SCADDY Awards honor student achievement in the advertising arts and related creative disciplines. SCAD students from the advertising design, graphic design, broadcast design and motion graphics, film and television, photography, fashion, animation, illustration and liberal…

SCAD-Atlanta’s first glance at China’s First Emperor’s Terracotta Army By Jack Huang The timeless Terracotta Army, created by the 700,000 dedicated craftsmen of China’s ambitious first emperor, has arrived in Atlanta. Known for its immense scale, detailed craftsmanship, and resilience through time, the ancient army of nearly 7,000 warrior statues has long been called the…

By Luiz Coelho College is a trying time for many students, especially for a specific minority group known collectively as LGBT, or lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.

By Jeffry Ramirez