SFUAD students honored those hurt or killed by homophobia during a vigil for Pride Week held on campus.

From skits to drag to poetry—It’s Pride Week! Here are the events all week on campus.

The weekly Awkward Shelby Comic is created by SFUAD studio art major Shelby Criswell. For more of Criswell’s work, check out the Awkward Shelby Comic series and her Tumblr.

Kirk Waters is a new film major at SFUAD who shares with us his story, as he tries to achieve his dreams, despite the challenges of being legally blind. “I came here to go back to my passion of music and achieve my goals,” he says.

Student Susana Alfaro discusses her previous studies and her future goals.

On the morning of March 11 2004 three bombs exploded at Atocha, the Central Train Station in Madrid. In Spain the day is known as 11M.  The explosions killed 191 people and wounded 1,800. Spanish students of Santa Fe University Art and Design, including several from Jackalope Magazine, remember on the 10-year anniversary of tragedy.

SFUAD faculty and students suggest names for one of the recent baby goat litters.

From an eight-year-in-the-making epic masterpiece, to Romania’s Oscar nominations, to the behind-the-scenes making of a ballet star—check out this week’s offerings at The Screen.

Jackalope Magazine’s series of interviews with student musicians continues with an interview with Conor Handolson, the drummer of the student band Skinflints and Scoundrels. Handolson is a drummer, guitarist and vocalist in the Contemporary Music Program.

Midterms getting you down? Awkward Shelby feels your pain. Check out the weekly comic by Shelby Criswell.

SFUAD film student Osman Tahirbeyoglu talks about his love for film, animation and drawing.