Studio Gang architectural rendering of proposed expansion to our main academic building in San Francisco

Emerald Fund and Equity Community Builders propose 589 homes coupled with arts uses and 1.5 acres of publicly accessible outdoor gathering space to celebrate art and community

Over 100 CCA students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends celebrated the opening of Blattner Hall, CCA’s new student residence.

Equity Community Builders and Emerald Fund will present an update on their proposal for the future of the Oakland campus at three upcoming meetings in November, 2018.

An update on CCA’s progress towards creating one, unified campus to enrich the learning experience for our students.

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend a ribbon cutting ceremony for CCA's new 75 Arkansas student housing facility. Click here for details and information on how to RSVP.

Housing for over 500 students has been designed for CCA's San Francisco campus.

On April 12, CCA took part in a "topping off" ceremony to celebrate those working hard to make the college's new 75 Arkansas student housing project a reality.

Beginning in September 2018, studios for CCA’s Graduate Program in Fine Arts will be immersed within the heart of San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood.

We are opening new staff offices, piloting a new faculty workspace, announcing a new shuttle service, and launching a new transportation section of our Portal. Read more here!

We've answered some of the most commonly asked questions about campus unification in one easy place for you to access.

This issue celebrates our 110th anniversary and focuses on the exciting work being done around unifying our two campuses.

Developing a vision for the reuse of the Oakland campus.

CCA is embarking on an exciting new initiative to to offer on-campus student housing.

President Stephen Beal shares news on what has been happening with our plans for the campuses.

Update on progress made over the summer on the long term plans for the Oakland campus from provost Tammy Rae Carland.

Bike Share stations create healthy, sustainable spaces around schools, and bicycling helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The following was sent in an email to the CCA community on April 18, 2017.

Plans to create a unified and redesigned campus are becoming more concrete.

The following is a message that was sent to all faculty from Emily McVarish, president of the Faculty Senate

The Board of Trustees of California College of the Arts (CCA) has selected Studio Gang (led by Jeanne Gang, pictured) to design our expanded campus in San Francisco.

In his fall 2016 letter to the community on October 6, President Beal gave an update on the plans for CCA's future unified campus.