CCS Announces Esteemed Group of Honorary Degree Recipients
The College for Creative Studies announces its 2026 honorary degree recipients: Dustin Yellin, Moray Callum, Lynn Alandt, and Paul Mobley. Learn more here.
The College for Creative Studies announces its 2026 honorary degree recipients: Dustin Yellin, Moray Callum, Lynn Alandt, and Paul Mobley. Learn more here.
Veronika Scott, who turned a class project into an internationally recognized workforce development organization, is College for Creative Studies’ 2026 Distinguished Alumni.
Learn about the James S. Goldwasser Award at CCS, celebrating his legacy of mentorship and excellence in creative writing for art and design students.
Explore the emerging talent of the College for Creative Studies (CCS) Fashion Design Program. Discover how students at The Show 2026 at Somerset Collection pushed the boundaries of style through their “Future Fantastic” collections, blending traditional craftsmanship with advanced fabrication. Read about the innovative apparel and accessory designs from this year’s CCS Fashion Show.
CCS Game Design Program ranked as One of Top Game Design Bachelor’s of Fine Arts Degree Programs in the U.S. by Animation Career Review. Learn more here.
The College for Creative Studies names Allison J. Puff as Provost and VP for Academic Affairs. Learn about her record of leadership and vision for CCS Detroit.
Explore how CCS students collaborated with global brands like Ford, New Balance, and Stellantis during the Fall semester through 13 unique educational partnerships and research-based design projects.
CCS student Reden Lee has been named the winner of the 2026 Detroit Grand Prix Poster Competition. Discover the inspiration behind the winning design and the annual CCS partnership.
Celebrate the success of CCS students in the 15th Annual World of Warcraft Student Art Contest, with winners and runners-up in Environment Art and Character Art categories.
Discover how College for Creative Studies alumni are using design, photography, and illustration to shape public policy and community engagement. From “Governor Barbie” to “Get Out the Vote” murals, see how creative skills drive real-world change in government and advocacy.
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