Foster your creativity at Studio 62

December 11, 2020

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Alijah McCracken

What’s in a name?: Studio 62 is a popular art bar located in NOTO. Chelsea Smith and Jacques Smith wanted to create an inclusive space where people can feel welcomed and entertained.

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Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer

I am an Art History major and Museum and Curatorial Studies minor. My role in student media is copy editor and photographer.

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