The Iceman Cometh
The Connector
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.
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Jeanette Sabo’s ‘Heads & Tales’ Exhibition Brings Magic to Alexander’s Bistro
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Written By Avery Melhado. Photos by Avery Melhado. Last month, Alexander’s Bistro welcomed the work of contemporary surrealist artist Jeanette Sabo to their cafe. The opening reception, which took…
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.
Dolly Parton: We’ll Always Love Her Legacy
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Written by Chidambara Avudaiappan. Graphic by Alice Stockli. Dolly Parton left a legacy filled with love, compassion, wisdom, and resilience. She was a woman who stood by her beliefs, moved with a …
Having a Pet in College
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Written by Shanti Hastings-Kimball. Graphic by Shanti Hastings-Kimball. It starts with an afternoon trip to the shelter, “just to look.” Pets have become a fixture of college life, offering …
Art Show Get to Know: Hear the Artists Behind Strictly Human’s Atlanta Showcase
The Connector
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.
Writing About Nothing
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Written by Matthew Thompsen. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. This summer, I took Art in Adaptation on a whim. I needed to take at least two classes to get my scholarship, and there weren’t many options …
How to Make Friends in Foundations
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Written by Nasir Harrison. Graphics by Aria Eyde. There’s unpacked boxes all over my room, my laundry is still wet in the washer, I’m leaving for Savannah in four hours, and all I’m doing is fussin…
Demystifying the Savannah African Art Museum
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Written by Emma Morris. Photos by Emma Morris. A few weeks ago, I began a Registrar and Collections Management internship at the Savannah African Art Museum. When I tell people this, the main respo…
A Student’s Guide to Midterm Elections
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Written by Patrick Tseng Wu. Graphic by Avery Melhado. Note: Some of the information used for this piece were sourced from a SCAD parent’s website, Guide to the Hive. While much helpful information…
SCAD Runway of Dreams, the First Step Towards A Better Fashion Future
The Connector
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
Film Fest Predictions: Our Unofficial Bingo Card
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Written by Jax Warner. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. There are two types of people at Film Fest: the people with a carefully planned schedule and the people who somehow end up seeing six movies they n…
Do I Look Like an Artist?
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Written by Rachelle Hernandez. Graphic by Alice Stockli. I look in the mirror and ask myself, “Am I an artist?” Growing up, I don’t think I had any idea what an artist actually looked like. Off the…
Going ‘Behind the Seams’ of the SCAD Fashion Show 2026
The Connector
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.
Beauty Born from Strife: A Study of Early South African Resistance Art
The Connector
“Resistance art is nourishment when we are in dark times," said Irish novelist Emer Martin. "And we are in dark times.”
From Birth of a Nation to Black Horror
The Connector
The Birth of a Nation was not only the foundation of Hollywood as its first blockbuster, but it was also one of the first films shown in the White House.
Keeping Live Theater Alive: The Joy is in the Actors
The Connector
This past winter, I had the privilege of travelling to see a myriad of performances, art pieces, and street art that reignited my artistic passion the way that only the city of dreams could.
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