CWL faculty member Anne Valente’s novel publishes this coming week. Ultimately the story within is a stunning tale of the all-consuming nature of grief and the permanence of loss, in and of itself a statement about a society where mass violence is increasingly common.

At the far southwest corner of the SFUAD campus, a pothole cairn appeared Thursday Sept. 29 at the roundabout near the Santa Fe Art Institute by an anonymous artist. Now not only will drivers need to be aware of potholes but now a cairn of rocks as well.

In his final semester at Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Osman Tahirbeyoglu recruited an entire crew of film students to help produce his final project, titled “Trip to Hell.”

New Mexico’s deadline to register to vote in November is approaching. Be sure to register by Oct. 11!

Facilities Supervisor Pablo Negreros and Safety and Security Manager Larry Samuel lead the maintenance and security crews at SFUAD.

A collection of students use the many digital workstations available to all students inside the Folgelson Library.

With the 2016 general election approaching on Nov. 8, Jackalope Magazine Associate Editor Andrew Koss used Storify to explore the history and thinking behind third party politics.

Stage managers say while their jobs are behind the scenes, they wouldn’t have it any other way.

A look at SFUAD’s RAs—what they do and why they do it.

This November, as the rest of the country prepares to vote for a new president, SFUAD students are invited to take part in an election on campus. For the first time ever, elections will be held for Student Voice positions, voted on by the student body. All students are eligible for candidacy, so long as they announce their intention to run at a Student Voice meeting.

SFUAD film student La’Charles Trask landed two speaking roles on two popular TV shows, From Dusk till Dawn and Scream Queens. Catch them both soon!

SFUAD’s Photo Society is always busy. Right now, members are gearing up for the next Exit Gallery show in the Marion Center for Photographic Arts.

This year’s Santa Fe Renaissance Fair was held on Sept. 16-17 at El Rancho De Las Golondrinas. The weather was beautiful as the crowds enjoyed costumed fans and entertainers.

  Romario Powell a Contemporary Music Junior is practicing Thai Chi on SFUAD’s campus. He hopes that the school would incorporate more meditative outlets for students to let their creative energies flow.