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The Supreme Court's pending decision on affirmative action may impact college admissions. Despite the ruling, CCA remains committed to diversity and inclusion, with no changes to admission policies.

CCA students Layla Namak, Jennifer Guo, and Angel Lusky, and alum Wally Corona give us an insider’s view of what it’s like to live and learn in San Francisco.

We share regular stories about what belonging means to us. In this spotlight, we remember the Belonging Symposium and a new program for students.

Students in this fall’s Mural Project course express CCA’s Creative Accord in a virtual environment and think beyond traditional mural making.

Below-market-rate housing for over 200 students is a model of environmental sustainability.

The independently-owned art supply store will be more tightly integrated with the CCA community from its new location.

CCA’s new webpage on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) shares how our community cultivates impact and action.

HATCH Workshop and House9 each receive $25,000 to create affordable and sustainable living environments for artists and designers.

Get to know President David Howse and why he’s excited to lead the college in this next chapter in its history.

CCA to partner with Summit by providing a broad network of mentors for its students.

Events include teach-ins, lectures, live music and more.

We’re dedicated to bringing the campus experience to our students, no matter where you’re learning from. So we’re getting creative.

Two new chairs join CCA's Design division, Erin Malone, Chair of Interaction Design and Sara Fenske Bahat, Chair of MBA in Design Strategy.

In the Social Lab course, MDes Interaction Design students work with community partners and bring systems thinking to complex problems to create real change.

As the college moves toward a hybrid fall 2020 semester, we’re sharing details about our plans to keep students, faculty, and staff safe while living, learning, teaching, and working together on campus.

Longstanding CCA patron is recognized as an outstanding member of the community.

CCA today announced that it has secured more than $118 million and is publicly launching its Maker/Meets/Future Campaign, a $123 million fundraising effort.

A series of new storefront galleries opens one block from the San Francisco campus and features the work of students, faculty, and visiting artists.

Four esteemed graduates of the college—artists, industry leaders, and designers in their own right—share why they stay involved with our community and continue to give back to CCA.

Second year BFA Fashion Design student Ashley Robles-Rasgado is striving for a more connected world through accessibility in fashion. Here she shares her thoughts on community, inspiration, and hearing the needs of others.