Written by Laura Sands. Graphic by Kashvi Pallapotu. “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same,” Catherine Earnshaw remarks about her beloved in Emerald Fennell’s new feature film ...

Written by Bri LaMere. Graphic by Kaitlin Elliot. Savannah’s city squares are impossible to miss. They are prettier, historic versions of roundabouts, but inside each is a rich, sometimes troubling, ...

MEETINGS EVERY WEDNESDAY, 8:30PM IN THE STUDENT MEDIA OFFICE IN O HOUSE ...

Written by Edith Manfred. Graphic by Edith Manfred. There’s nothing quite like the laundry room of an upperclassmen dorm. Defined by environmental textures – detergent on the floor, flickering lights, ...

Written by David Sikarevich. Visuals by David Sikarevich. My roommate and I almost missed the garden entirely. Only a single green sign indicated that we were in the right place. When we stepped out ...

Written by Ally Abruscato. Photo by Ally Abruscato. Following my review of “Little Women,” let’s talk about another classic coming-of-age story set in ye olden times: “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” by ...

Written by Jordan Santiago. Photo courtesy of Jordan Santiago. On November 4th, the SCAD Fashion Exhibition took place in the Pei Ling Chan Gallery. I got the pleasure of going there for a photo shoot ...

Written by Isabella Halteman. Graphic by Anna Porter. I feel as though I have lived a million lives just this winter quarter, and it is only Week 7. Things I thought were not a big deal are now a big ...

One of my biggest personality traits is that I’m a “collector.” Ever since I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with collecting and saving bits of life that I find interesting or beautiful. This has ...

Written by Simon Gonzalez. Graphic by Edith Manfred. There is nothing like allowing yourself to seep into the pages of a book and forget about the chaotic world around us, but when we have to face ...

Some people take their secrets to the grave, and while that may be the case for many of the former Savannah residents that are now in Bonaventure Cemetery, there are a few buried secrets that have ...

Beneath the low-hanging moss of Forsyth Park, thousands of people crowded the sidewalks under a burning sun to attend SCAD’s iconic Sidewalk Chalk Festival. With about 650 squares to cover, local high ...