“‘The Map is Not the Territory’ Parallel Paths: Palestinians, Native Americans, Irish” opened at SFUAD Sept. 16.

At 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23, the City Different Festival will kick off with Santa Fe’s own local band, Ardaya, followed by nearly 16 hours of live entertainment from across the Southwest.

The Contemporary Music Program’s new chorus was created through the department’s music theory classes, and will perform next month.

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

Creative Writing and Literature students were welcomed to the new semester with games, conversation, character-building and cake.

Santa Fe residents showed up at a recent meeting to discuss a potential law amendment that would ban certain restraints for dogs.

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

SFUAD Finance Director Steven Posey explains the break-down with new student fees for 2016.

  The New Mexico State Fair has many foods to offer, every year people flock to try the fair food. I’m used to seeing many food trucks but most of them are your typical such as funnel cake and deep fried everything. The Greek Grill strayed from this path and the attention they receive shows their efforts were not in...

LEVEL LLC. owner/director Henry Muchmore (top) works with co-worker Michelle Eckhardt installing visual artist Erika Diettes’s photographs for her opening exhibition ‘Drifting Away/Rio Abajo’ in The Marion Center for photographic Arts Atrium, Friday September 16th from 5-7 p.m. Henry graduated from College of Santa Fe in 1998 and Michelle graduated from SFUAD in 2012 as photography...