There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our News & Notes. SCAD donates thousands of art supplies […]
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SCAD SERVE “Paint Our Parks” transforms play area at Savannah JEA
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has unveiled a breathtaking large-scale mural at the Savannah Jewish Educational Alliance (JEA) as part of its SCAD SERVE "Paint Our Parks" […]
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SCAD renames workforce housing building after local philanthropist Lorlee Tenenbaum
On Thursday, March 16, community members gathered at Pulaski Square for a special ceremony commemorating the late Lorlee Tenenbaum. A Savannah transplant, Lorlee relocated to the Hostess City in 1959 […]
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Working to address the problem of tree inequity from the root
The Savannah College of Art and Design engaged in a long-term project to explore the impact of trees on the environment, economy, human health, and social well-being. This timely research […]
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SCAD unveils The Lofts on Pulaski, dedicated to helping meet workforce housing needs
“Affordable, affordable, affordable,” was Mayor Van Johnson’s refrain as he spoke before the facade of Pulaski House, home of SCAD SERVE’s first affordable housing initiative in Savannah, The Lofts on […]
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Service surge
SCAD SERVE is a student-lead community service initiative implemented by the university to bring together the Savannah College of Art and Design community with neighbors and leaders. On March 19, the program had its expansion kickoff which included over 50 students boxing non-perishable items on at SCAD’s “The Hive” residence hall parking garage. On the following day another 100-plus SCAD students, faculty and staff joined together at Sustainable Fellwood and hand-delivered 320 boxes of food to each apartment.