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Dezeen reports on Yield cofounders Andrew Deming (MBA design strategy) and Rachel Grant (BFA industrial design) and their launch of US-made furniture and household goods.

CNN reports on a controversial billboard in Pearl, Mississippi — the work of For Freedoms, an initiative co-founded by alumnus Hank Willis Thomas

The San Francisco Chronicle praises alum Woody De Othello's first solo exhibition at Jessica Silverman Gallery.

The international organization recognizes Lynda Grose for her visionary work in fashion and sustainability.

Artsy highlights the Macarthur genius's work to enliven cities across the globe.

Cultured interviews James Voorhies about his plans to create more immersive experiences for CCA's students.

San Francisco Examiner highlights CCA's creation of new residence halls to help solve for the housing needs of Bay Area students.

San Francisco Chronicle reports on food designer Yunwen Ten's recent exhibition at California Academy of Sciences.

New York Times asks CCA alum Geoffrey Chadsey to illustrate new book releases.

Dezeen covers an exhibition curated by Joseph Becker at SFMOMA.

Tablet Magazine praises Lease's new collection "The Body Ghost"

Core77 interviews Industrial Design professor Brian Gulassa on his work at ThoughtFull Toys.

Juxtapoz interviews alum Koyak on her works that communicate raw vulnerability and upheave the "artist/muse" relationship.

East Bay Express Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo who is prioritizing fellow queer people of color.

NPR reports on the graphic novelist's groundbreaking memoir The Best We Could Do.

Fox argues that sometimes the best graphic designs start with analog methods.

CCA's lab is recognized by Architect Magazine for its innovative work to replenish coastal ecosystems.

The San Francisco Chronicle highlights the show as a "meditation on nature’s retort to human neglect"

Civil Eats highlights Bhauik's project the People's Kitchen Collective, which organizes community dinners, feeds activists, and launches cultural projects..

Fast Company features an opinion piece by Jeanne Gang, who has closed the gender gap in her firm.