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...

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.

Administrators met with SFUAD students to answer questions and address concerns about pending changes in the school’s ownership.

For each year’s graduation ceremony, SFUAD selects one senior to give the class speech. This year’s speaker is soon-to-be Film School graduate Max Marriner.

That’s right: a Football Club on a campus where Quiddich and Volley Ball reign supreme.

When Nick De La O is not working at Necessities, the school’s mini store, he enjoys cooking, playing music, creating art and spending time with his girlfriend. One day he hopes to become a shepherd and organic farmer if he decides to not go into the film industry or writing...

Spring has come to SFUAD campus, and with that the trees and flowers are in bloom and the bunnies are out and about.

In the weeks of midterms and spring break, spray painted messages appeared around campus. The first “You’re paying too much money” appeared March 10 near the welcome center was gone by the next morning. The second “What is art? Now, what is art school” appeared during spring break and as of this story were still up by Tishman Hall.

A recent series of meetings initiated by campus security highlight concerns from students about campus safety.

Earlier this week, Santa Fe got a little snow storm, and now it is back to 50 degree weather and the snow is still hanging around. Thankfully, the campus has the bright colors of the graffiti wall to bring students out of the winter funk.

Students have begun to take their art beyond the Graffiti Walls and have started spray painting the sidewalk. Facilities worker Pablo Negreros recently spent his day attempting to scrub paint off the sidewalk that students have...

  On Feb. 18, the fire alarm was set off in D-block of King. Along with the early morning awakening, one sprinkler also started to spray. Once the Fire Department came, they told students that it would take an hour for all the water to finish exiting the sprinkler system. The SFUAD maintenance  team was able to clean up the damage that same...

The cement cylinder located on the Quad attracts many students to challenge themselves by walking on it.

Due to the windows being left open the first week of February in the C100 lounge, the pipes froze overnight, causing the water to be cut in the C and D halls of King. Craig Scott, a facilities worker, was called to the scene to investigate and take care of the issues, which has now been...

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

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

Snow fell on Jan. 26 bringing SFUAD its first two-hour delay of the 2016 spring semester. As some students enjoyed sleeping in, there was the beautiful untouched snow scenery surrounding the marion center. Photo by Jason Stilgebouer

Statistics say that over 30 percent of college students engage in tobacco...