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.

Journalist Jordan Flaherty will participate in a collaborative event on activism and social justice Sunday, March 5 at Santa Fe Art Institute.

The David Ives Short Plays opens Friday, Feb. 24 at SFUAD.

Jackalope Magazine discusses education and the legislative session with NEA New Mexico’s government and media relations director Charles Goodmacher.

HBO’s Abortion Stories Women Tell previews at CCA Santa Fe Feb. 2 with a panel discussion sponsored by National Organization of Women’s Santa Fe chapter.

On Jan. 20, 2017, Donald Trump was inaugurated as President of the United States. On Jan. 21, 2017, more than three million people took to the streets on every continent in the world to protest Trump’s political agenda, which directly threatens the rights of women and other marginalized groups. In Santa Fe, between 10,000 and 15,000 people reportedly attended a mile-long march through downtown, congregating at the New Mexico State Capitol for a passionate rally.

Shanna Marsh’s Integrative Health class students spent 30 days creating new habits or giving up old ones as part of self-care and knowledge.

Jackalope Magazine looks at Santa Fe’s December offerings, as well as SFUAD students’ own personal holiday traditions.

With only a week left until finals, what better way to distract oneself from the caffeine-driven, sleepless nights than to submit to Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s very own literary magazine: Glyph.

On Nov 12, Santa Feans gathered downtown to show solidarity and support for immigrant families in the aftermath of the recent presidential election. The Santa Fe Dreamers Project photographed the faces of nearly 1,000 supporters.

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