In celebration of Fat Tuesday, the Bon Appetit cooks put together Bananas Foster for the students during lunch. This Louisiana classic is pan seared cinnamon bananas served on top of vanilla ice cream.  

When Maggie Johnson is not jamming with Venus and The Lion, she is at home taking care of all her critters. Johnson has a boa, a tortoise and a rat. She also lives with her roommate’s two dogs and a very grumpy cat.

“I try to communicate it in a way that other people could find meaning in it,” studio arts major Ryan Villarma says. “I think art is useful for that purpose, that it can help inform people on different things.”

Charlie Stevenson used the trees outside of Kennedy to set up the slackline.

Jenn Carrillo tries to keep warm in the library before her morning class begins.

Career Services Director Joanie Spain provides tips and support for students in preparation for future creative careers.

SFUAD students got a jump on spring cleaning post Groundhog Day.

When Contemporary Music Major Saqeef Ali performed for his SFUAD audition, he did so as a singer. However, after taking his first recording techniques class, he began to discover a new passion: one he would never have seen himself enjoying before he came to SFUAD.

A cold front in Santa Fe left its mark on campus.

Paul Slaughter’s “Jazz Greats” photography exhibit will be followed by a Contemporary Music Program concert featuring faculty and student musicians.

Gatsby Gambling Night is a recurring event put on by the Student Activities Board (SAB) and a favorite among the SFUAD student body.

Students Adam Troyer, Dillon Haymond and Rome Arrey memorize lines for “Polaroid Stories,” a drama written by Naomi Iizuka and directed by Brian Gillespie, the upcoming production in the Theatre Department. Make sure to go see it February 26-28 and March...