Bryson Hatfield, a senior acting major, is one of the many students at Santa Fe University of Art and Design who works at the popular coffee chain, Starbucks.

On Feb. 8, Junior Communications Design major Rufino Medrano spent hours usually reserved for sleeping working on upcoming projects.

SFUAD student Krissy Straub talks about her tattoos.

Senior Film major Eli Schaefer spent Feb. 1, a warm afternoon, relaxing in her hammock, going over the script for the upcoming film she is working on later this month

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.

Although graduating with an arts degree may seem scary, recognize that art is everywhere.

Senior Photography student Alexia Moreno uses these objects for inspiration as she studies in the Beaumont and Nancy Newhall Library.

    Graduating senior Studio artist Hector Hernandez installs his piece by digging out the gravel and placing his piece in the void created.

Performing Arts major Niko’a Salas discusses his varied interests as an artist.

Gabriella Salizar, a freshmen Contemporary Music Program Major and Leidy Gonzalez, a sophomore CMP major prepare their spring schedules in the sanctuary of the library.

SITE Santa Fe’s student nights is one of many ways in which the museum opens its doors and programs to the next generation of artists.

Senior Kara Zotigh is earning a BFA in Technical Design with an emphasis in Stage Management at Santa Fe University of Art and Design.

Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Fogelson Library provides student spaces to study and relax, particularly in the final weeks of the Fall semester.

Studio Arts major Shasta Scott was working on a piece for her advanced painting class, in which students individually choose their projects.

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.

On Oct. 25, several students gathered at the Quad to relax and play a ball game of Jackpot. It was a well needed respite from the mid-terms of the prior week. The gorgeous fall weather was perfect for getting outside and enjoying campus life with friends.

As a low-income college student, I wanted to explore what affordable birth control options were available to me, as well as inform other students.

Jonah Rydin, CMP major, and singer for Potato Juice, presses time to practice vocals in between classes and step up their game.

Sophomore DeAndra Erdinç waits at the Marion Center for her next class.

Members of the Alexis Collective, a graphic design and digital arts club on campus, curated and hosted a show for students to present their work—all inspired by the theme of pizza.

  Photography student Maude Metcalf is meeting with Digital Arts and Visual Design faculty member Jacob Lécuyer to discuss schedule updates for the upcoming week.

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

  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.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the library, SFUAD Creative Writing and Literature major August Edwards chooses an out-of-the ordinary study spot.

SFUAD students discuss their political views in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

Numerous SFUAD students spent their summers abroad in pursuit of additional educational and work experiences.