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Two initiatives champion BIPOC student talent and contributions while building their skills for leadership and success.

With room to house about 25% of the college’s student population and a public dining hall, Founders Hall pushes CCA toward the goal of becoming a unified, fully residential campus.

CCA staff psychologists share tips for managing anxiety, developing a sense of community, and finding hope during the pandemic.

Leading up to the 2020 presidential election, the CCA@CCA Artwork Campaign celebrates our community’s deep commitment to activism and democratic participation.

The walk-by exhibition and website features artwork and poster designs by 66 CCA students, faculty, staff, and alumni; see it in the Hubbell Street Galleries windows or online at creativecitizens.cca.edu.

Make. Act. Resist throughout October features keynote lectures, a movie screening and discussion, artist talks, and interviews with CCA faculty.

During COVID-19, Industrial Design and Furniture students crafted imaginative instruments with the space and materials around them.

Members of the student animation club 24Frames reflect on how they explore career pathways and stay active in their creative practice.

Students in CCA’s MFA in Comics program reflect on how they accomplish goals and stay connected as part of a remote cohort.

Black X Film Festival is a three-day online showcase of films by Black creators, started by a collective of Black artists and allies, including several CCA MFA alumni.

Undergraduate and graduate students discuss their advice for pursuing professional opportunities during the pandemic.