After spending his fall semester working as a production intern on the musical Sweet Charity, SFUAD student Triston P. Pullen is announcing his next major project—a stage adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s book It Ends With Us.

SFUAD sophomore Contemporary Music Program major Leidy Gonzalez studies between classes under the trees on the Quad

The cool, crisp temperature of an early fall evening delivers a nice shadow on the Greer Garson Theater at Santa Fe University of Art and Design.

In the wake of the Nov. 8, 2016 election, Jackalope Magazine spoke with a diverse group of SFUAD students for their reactions.

SFUAD students answer the question: “What were your immediate thoughts when you found out that Donald Trump is our next president?”

Instructor Caroline Haughton recently brought her African American Culture class at SFUAD to an African dance class at the Railyard.

It all began near Greenville, S.C. when a nine-year-old boy ran home to his parents with allegations that a clown had tried to lure him into the woods.

Hounsoun Youn is a junior Santa Fe University of Art and Design Digital Arts student from Seoul, South Korea, who is interested in visual effects.

If you’ve ever been interested in capturing the physical form, Zeus Quesada and Loma Walker provide a weekly (and free) session for people to develop or hone their figure drawing abilities.

On Oct. 26, the Lannan Foundation hosted a reading at The Lensic Performing Arts Center—Anne Carson in conversation with Michael Silverblatt, an experience not soon to be forgotten and, as with Carson’s work, difficult to categorize.

Deanne Brown began her position as Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s director of career services this semester and is already enthusiastically guiding students on the path to bright futures in successful professions

Jackalope Magazine photographers capture the Halloween magic on the SFUAD campus.

  Anne Marie Lehmann, MSN, CNP is the school nurse located in the Student Health Center. Lehmann has been with Santa Fe University of Art and Design and previously the College of Santa Fe for more than 10 years. She will be retiring on Dec. 16. She has cared for many students and “loves to treat all of them as if they were her own children.” Lehmann “loves the four-year relationship” she can build with the students being on a college campus. Lehmann has transformed the health center from a cold medical clinic into a “home away from home so the students can relax and feel at...

Sienna Prillaman, a sophomore business arts management major at Santa Fe University of Art and Design, takes taking advantage of the unseasonably warm weather by reading during her free time outside on the quad.