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Four new SAIC students expand on their obsessions, inspirations, and art school goals.

In her Great Lakes Chemistry and Stewardship course, Assistant Professor Sarah Rosengard preaches that science can be practiced by anyone, regardless of background or training.

Painting and Drawing and Visual Communication Design student Moly Wu takes us on a tour of her favorite Chicago spots.

Given their passion for art and education, it's no surprise the Sinhas are some of SAIC's biggest advocates.

Fantasy novels, board games, long hikes, and more: Associate Dean of Student Success Katrina Valera shares her current infatuations. 

President Tenny reflects on the start of her last year leading SAIC.

In Washington, DC, Herrera got a fresh perspective on art history and research at the brand new Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino.

Aaliyah Merrick first visited campus as a high schooler through SAIC's Continuing Studies program—and now she’s a full-time undergraduate student at the School. 

As she prepares to retire after six years as the first woman to lead SAIC in its 157-year history, President Elissa Tenny leaves a legacy that touches every corner of the School.

With Make Way: A Roadmap to Student Access, Equity, and Affordability, President Tenny fortified three of the School’s core educational pillars: scholarships, internships, and wellness.