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������ faculty from across the college who are pioneers in their fields have been recognized this spring for their impressive achievements outside the classroom.

The LoveFrom Scholarship supports creative and talented students of diverse backgrounds, providing full tuition, housing, and funds for materials and supplies.

I am writing to share an important update on ������ and work we must do in the coming weeks to ensure a vibrant future for our college.

In this Q+A, Jade Howe looks back on her college career, from making purposeful art for kids to how much she loves San Francisco.

Chair of MFA Writing Jasmin Darznik charts a bold literary career, from her family’s immigrant story to the American Jazz age.

������ is proud to recognize creative high school students whose work shows their authentic voice, originality, and technical skill in these prestigious awards.

Throughout the month of February and beyond we reflect upon and celebrate critical work by Black artists, designers, scholars, and architects.

AIGA, the professional association for design, focuses on design as a profession and as a cultural asset that serves practitioners across design disciplines, as well as teachers and students with national and local chapters.

The Sustainable Cotton Project introduces ������ Fashion Design students to cotton growers, Cleaner Cotton, and regenerative growing practices.

In three fall 2022 sponsored studios, students envisioned designs to support future human needs in partnerships with Samsung, Lenovo, and Google.

Young creative thinkers and makers take a sneak peak at art school life, build their portfolios, and earn college credits.

Students, faculty, alums, and staff got a feel for the new Ceramics studio at the 32nd annual Blindfolded Throwing Contest.

In ������’s second year celebrating the national First-Generation College Celebration, a new student organization reminds students they are one among many.

Discover how students from across ������’s Design programs speculated on the future in the industry-sponsored course Studio Forward.

Alumni Joey Rose and Alexandra Underwood bring the international Sea Walls mural festival to Emeryville, promoting environmental conservation through art.

Graduate student Ingrid Henderson talks about how her thesis project went viral on TikTok, reached performer Billie Eilish, and how it all happened.

������ students returning to campus for the fall 2022 semester were met with a dynamic mix of welcome-back events, programs, and get-togethers.

Why go to art school in San Francisco? Location matters. In San Francisco, art and industry are everywhere, and opportunities abound.

In four exciting Summer Study Abroad courses, ������ students explored cities across Europe to gain a deep sense of history and connect with a global community of artists and designers.

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