Creative Writing major Nick Martinez is spending the semester in New York for the New York Arts Program. This week, he leaves Manhattan for a trip to Brooklyn.

Pablo Panés is a 23-year-old journalism and communication student from Cádiz, Andalucía, Spain. The music influence he had as a child in his house and his music talent made him into a TV child star. Now, years later, Panés is creating a new image for himself and his music.

The MakerBot Replicator 2 sounds like it could be a strange machine straight out of an old science fiction movie. Actually, it is a piece of equipment revolutionizing the way artists are able to make work. And SFUAD’s Art Department has one.

Attention dancers: Don’t miss Afternoon of a Faun: Tanaquil le Clercq. Attention everyone else: Don’t miss the great films showing at The Screen March 7-13.

Gov. Susana Martinez visited the SFUAD campus on March 5 to announce the WGN America series “Manhattan,” premiering in July.

Is anything more cute than baby goats? No. Nothing is.

Red carpet? Check. Hors d’oeuvres? Check. Movies? Check. A look at SFUAD’s Oscar night, held on campus March 2.

Jackalope continues its Q & A series with SFUAD student musicians, with solo electronic musician Dylan Tenorio.

SFUAD Performing Arts Department faculty Jon Jory discusses his life in theater and the upcoming Dangerous Liaisons performance he directed.

The weekly Awkward Shelby comic illustrates the importance of gender-neutral bathrooms

Venus and the Lion drummer Colton William Liberatore talks about his experiences on and off the stage in this audio-visual piece.