The time after high school is one of change, whether that’s good or bad. This is Our Youth, a play by Kenneth Lonergan released in 1996, addresses this transitional age. SFUAD’s Performing Arts Department recently brought it to the campus.
Q&A with Susanne Miller
posted by Kylie Yockey
For the first in a series celebrating the work and dedication of the administrative assistants supporting the departments of Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Jackalope Magazine sat down with Susanne Miller, who has acted under the Creative Writing and Literature, Contemporary Music and Liberal Arts Departments for the past five and half years.
Portfolio Prep
posted by Jesus Trujillo
This week, Jackalope Magazine visited Catuxa Negreria, an international graphic design junior from the northwestern part of Spain, as she started a long night of preparation for an upcoming portfolio review.
24-Hour Writing Marathon
posted by Chantelle Mitchell
Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Student Writers Association will host a 24-hour writing marathon April 1 that includes food, prizes and community.
Yoga Class in the DFC
posted by Charli Renken
SFUAD’s Driscoll Fitness Center offers Monday night yoga classes taught by Mark Baker-Sanchez, taught in the Ashtanga tradition.
Redford Scholars 2016
posted by Kylie Yockey
On March 9 at Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Marion Center for Photographic Arts, 17 students gathered with actor-filmmaker and philanthropist Robert Redford, artist Sibylle Szaggars-Redford and the scholarship’s program director, Kathleen Broyles.
Reunited
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
On March 23, Contemporary Music Program major Ambrose Taylor spent an afternoon retrieving his motorcycle that had been lost for more than a year.
Canvas
posted by Jesus Trujillo
In the quiet halls of Alexis, Jackalope Magazine caught up with Studio Arts senior Mary Grace Kelley as she started an abstract expressionist piece for David Lee’s Scale and Practice class.
Diverse work of art
posted by Hawie Reyne Veniegas
Rebeca Gonzalez along with her peers Jennifer Carrillo, Richard Sweeting, Marco Rivera, Hawie Veniegas, Jason Stilgebouer and Alexia Moreno will be participating in the group show show held in Fogelson Library on April 28.
Second Annual Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon
posted by Madeleine Sardina
The second annual Art and Feminism Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon took place March 11 in the St. Francis Auditorium of the New Mexico Museum of Art in celebration of Women’s History Month. Its purpose: to create and edit Wikipedia articles for unrecognized local women artists.
The Santa Fe Watershed Association
posted by Amaya Hoke
The Santa Fe Watershed Association provides stewardship of the Santa Fe River. Volunteering with the organization provides ways to help and learn about the river and the community.
An Exhibition Against Hate...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
SFUAD students responded to the November election with the upcoming exhibit: Color: A Painting Exhibition Against Hate, opening March 18 at Art.i.fact.
Studio Arts
posted by Alexandra Malone
Tyaska Ensdorff, a studio arts major, works on her midterm for her material drawing class inside the studio art barracks.
One Last Shoot
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
Film major Elizabeth Schaefer recently directed her last film on campus before graduating.
Dana Levin Reading
posted by Chantelle Mitchell
On the night of March 7, poet and former Santa Fe University of Art and Design Creative Writing and Literature faculty member Dana Levin read from her latest book of poetry, Banana Palace. The audience, filled with Levin’s past students and colleagues, seemed eager to tuck in and experience her writing come off the page.
Drug Awareness Event Poses as Spring Break Dance...
posted by Charli Renken
Students filled the Driscoll Fitness Center March 8 to dance and party during what had been advertised as a Spring Break Beach Bash. As the night progressed, however, it became clear to students that what they thought was an innocent dance, was also a drug and alcohol awareness event.
SFUAD Student Apprehends Shoplifter During Lockdown...
posted by Charli Renken
SFUAD photo major captures Santa Fe shoplifter whose entry onto campus sparked a campus-wide lockdown last month.
Ready for a Break
posted by Kylie Yockey
Jackalope Magazine interviews SFUAD students as they wend their way through midterms and prepare for spring break.
Record Time
posted by Jesus Trujillo
Creative Writing major Rose Hutson, explores the Fogelson Music Library as she works.
Big Brothers Big Sisters...
posted by Amaya Hoke
Big Brothers Big Sisters offers volunteer opportunities to make a difference in a Santa Fe child’s life. CWL major Brianna Neumann volunteers eight hours a month with her little brother.
Jackalope Magazine is the student magazine of Santa Fe University of Art and Design. Building on the interdisciplinary nature of our education, we aim to showcase the talent of our university and character of our city.
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