The start of the new school year is like a second New Year’s Eve: Another chance to set new year’s resolutions. If you’re still seeking resolution inspiration, here is one: Go zero waste.
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The baseball game can be long, slow, and tedious, but the environment at Savannah Bananas caters to everyone, not just baseball fans. Each game is unique, the players can sing and dance just as well as they perform their athletic talent!!
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Our Instagram feeds were graced with the brightly colored, sparkly memes reassuring you that yes, everyone else at SCAD is as much of a mess as you are. The account, however, mysteriously vanished one day, leaving us to wonder where it disappeared.
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From the mansion, tea parlor, and haunted restaurant, the Olde Pink House has accrued a long history, making it one of Savannah’s premier landmarks in the city. The Olde Pink House today is a fine dining scene featuring traditional southern cuisine.
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SCAD photography seniors group exhibition: From April 8 to 11, Professor Rebecca Nolan and her LFII class presented their work in the Cedar House Gallery. The experimental large-format photography exhibition included pieces from 12 students.
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SCAD’s 41st annual Sidewalk Arts Festival is coming up soon, on April 23rd! All registered participants can win a dozen awards, accompanied by a cash prize. Spectators are allowed and encouraged to experience this fun event!
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A crowd of more than 400 people gathered this past Saturday in Forsyth Park to defend abortion access in response to the passage of Texas’ Heartbeat Bill. Full article + video: https://t.co/0uG0SwKY5i
Ya like jazz? 🎷🐝 The 40th annual Savannah Jazz Festival may have been virtual this year, but that didn’t stop them from putting on a show! Full article here: https://t.co/kp85C74kaR
Looking for some summer reads? Look no further! Check out our latest article for some books to bring on your next vacation (as well as some we think you should probably leave at home).
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Kylee Christianson is a third-year fashion design student whose latest collection is a line of sustainable denim called "Canadian Tuxedo." Learn more about the process and inspiration behind it:
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