All About Community
Time and talent are crucial to success, but so is access to folks who challenge, inspire, and support each other. In industry, it’s called a pipeline. In the community, it’s called fam. During the late 1990s and early 2000s, nearly 20 African American and Latinx...
CCS Celebrates Record Enrollment
Despite the ongoing economic uncertainties surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, CCS is celebrating its highest total enrollment in the College’s 115 year history. The College for Creative Studies (CCS) is pleased to announce it has achieved its highest total enrollment...
Galerie Camille Debuts Exhibition Featuring the Work of CCS Professor Scott Northrup
College for Creative Studies Expands Fashion Programming As Global Industry Looks to Detroit as New Fashion Hub
As major brands set their sights on Detroit’s budding fashion scene, CCS expands its fashion offerings beyond accessories to include apparel. News of Detroit’s resurgence may seem a bit passé these days, however, news of the city establishing itself as the next...
Illustration Alums Take Talents to TV Screens
Illustration Alums Take Their Talents To TV Screens Graduates make their way into the entertainment industry through illustration. After an already illustrious career in a short period of time, Cody Wiley (‘18) was recently hired as a background artist for Cartoon...
College for Creative Studies Introduces Reinvisioned and Forward-Thinking Graduate Programs
New advanced, STEM-designated, studio-based degree programs look to the future of design, climate and education.
How CCS Students Kept Busy All Summer
Student internship placement over the summer exhibits the creative need global companies command with CCS students. Every year companies from all over the world call on the creative genius of CCS students, placing them as interns. Whether it’s a fortune 500...
Design Milk: Detroit Month of Design Will Showcase the Creative Spirit of the City
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
September 15 – October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month! This month is to honor and celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of the Hispanic and Latinx communities. The origin of Hispanic Heritage Month started in 1968 under President Lyndon Johnson and expanded to cover an entire month in 1988 and was enacted into law on August 17, 1988.
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