Celebrate the 100th episode of Disney’s “Big City Greens,” co-created by CCS alumnus Chris Houghton (IL ’10). Discover the journey of this major television milestone.
The College for Creative Studies introduces a remarkable group of new faculty members for Fall 2023 across the Foundations, Liberal Arts, Art Education, and Entertainment Arts departments.
CCS alumnus Kevin Beasley (FA ’07) has been honored with the 29th Heinz Award for the Arts. Discover how his sculptural work explores the intersections of history and American culture.
Discover how the CCS Fashion Department was featured in FashionUnited for its collaboration with Carhartt. Learn how students worked with the iconic workwear brand.
Discover how CCS Industrial Design alumna Olivia Barry merges her grandmother’s pottery roots with modern manufacturing to create award-winning ceramic lighting and art.
Known as sizeism, fatphobia, fat shaming, or weight stigma, this pervasive form of bias involves discriminating against people because of their body size. According to psychologist Rebecca Puhl, PhD, “Sizeism is one of the most deeply entrenched stigmas in today’s society, partly because of sociocultural ideals tying thinness to core American values such as hard work and individualism.”1 Because this form of bias is often directed towards women and others with marginalized identities, including people of color and those in the LGBTQ+ community, sizeism is an intersectional issue.
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