Three Years in Savannah
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Written by Ashley-Reid Baker. Photos by Ashley-Reid Baker. Moving to a new place is hard, finding your favorite spots is even harder, and making new friends is the hardest. Colleges never include h…
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A.I. Data Center in Savannah
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Written by Patrick Wu. Savannah— Back on Sept. 11, Effingham County placed a 155-day moratorium on the construction of an $20 billion OpenAI center — named Project Camellia by the county — just sou…
District’s Take: ‘Primetime’ (2026)
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Written by Ananya Panchal, David Sikarevich, and Jax Warner. Graphic by Alice Stockli. In this compilation review, contributors Ananya, David, and Jax give their review on A24’s film based on…
An Octopus’s Guide to Bedrotting
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Written by Rachelle Hernandez. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. Today is the day. Wake up early. Make your bed. Drink some water. Eat a healthy breakfast. Go to class. Make a friend in class. Remember to…
Mergers: It Really Is the Roaring 20’s In More Ways Than One
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The merger between Warner Bros. and Paramount (which has been making its way through courts all year) has to be the biggest domino to fall in what could be the last era of a competitive marketplace in entertainment.
‘Michelangelo’s Women’ at Telfair Museums
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Written by Emma Morris. Photos by Emma Morris. For the first time in history, Michelangelo has come to Savannah. Telfair Museums opened “Michelangelo’s Women: Images of Female Power and Divinity fr…
‘Forgotten Island’ Proves the Power of Friendship
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Written by Ember Ryan. Graphic by Miha Palancha. Why is it so important to value our friendships? DreamWorks ‘ new film, “Forgotten Island,” answers this question through the lifelong friends…
The Dying Art of Public Libraries and the Newfound Thriving of Independent Booksellers
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For years, libraries have been at the center of townships and cities all across the nation since the Library Service Act (LSA) was passed by Congress in 1956.
Fall Playlist
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Written by Elisa Diaz. Graphic by Miha Palancha. Fall is a time of reflection, a push from nature into the next chapter. My first quarter has been one of success, failure, homesickness, exhilaratio…
2026 Greek Festival: The 75th celebration
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Written by Ashley-Reid Baker. Photography by James Nicholas. This year, Savannah hosted its 75th annual Greek Festival, Oct. 8-10, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church, among …
HarperCollins Switches to AI Translators for Their French Publication
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A letter published by the Association des traducteurs littéraires de France, also known as l'ATLF, and the collective En chair et en os, stated that dozens of Harlequin France translators were informed that their contracts would be ending as soon as possible.
Exploring Contemplation of Form through the Eyes of Isamu Noguchi
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In 1964, Japanese American Artist Isamu Noguchi described his role in the art world with this statement, which would resist categorizing his work within a single discipline for its process and reflection of his working methods.
The Iceman Cometh
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It’s been two years. I’ve lived a lot of life in those two years so, for me, it’s felt a lot longer but I’m sure for Drake, it’s felt like an eternity.
The Death of Teen Culture? | The Cause of Teen Takeovers
The Connector
Far too often, I have been hearing many news headlines discussing how teenagers have been gathering around and occupying massive spaces all over the city. A “teen takeover,” if you will.
Art Show Get to Know: Hear the Artists Behind Strictly Human’s Atlanta Showcase
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Atlanta is a known host for talented, up-and-coming local youth artists to showcase their skills to the broader metro area through creative curations of various art forms. Sept. 18, at the Supermarket Venue in Poncey-Highland, young artists came together to do just that at an artist-led showcase by the Strictly Human Creative Collective.
SCAD Runway of Dreams, the First Step Towards A Better Fashion Future
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Graphic courtesy of Allie Weaver I had the privilege of witnessing the SCAD Runway of Dreams fashion show, and I can say it was truly spectacular. Runway of Dreams Foundation is a non-profit organization that focuses on making fashion accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities. They work directly with schools across America and their students to a
Going ‘Behind the Seams’ of the SCAD Fashion Show 2026
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One of the most exciting times of the year at SCAD is near the end of the spring quarter; the school hosts its annual Fashion Show.
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