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CSULB Alum Kaden Kearney is earning standout reviews in her turn as Emma in the National Tour of The Prom, now playing at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles.

A quick three-and-a-half minute glimpse into the classrooms, rehearsal halls, studios, and stages that are part of the exceptional community of artists, scholars, and educators that make up the CSULB College of the Arts.    

CSULB Professor Helen Hood Scheer is the producer of Body Parts, a documentary feature challenging the “male gaze” that has long dominated the way women have been portrayed and presented on screen.

The CSU’s highest recognition of student achievement is awarded to fourth-year Design student Nevroz Gruskin.

Theatre alumnus Raymond Lee has been tapped to lead the cast in the Fall reboot of NBC’s popular show “Quantum Leap.”

Forty student artists total were selected from more than 500 submissions and CSULB students earned three of those top positions

Since 2018 Veterans from the nearby VA Medical Center have been sitting for portraits in School of Art Foundation Drawing classes.

The Carpenter Center’s 2022-2023 season of shows kicks off in September and features big names, returning favorites, and exceptional entertainments

Carolyn Campagna Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum (the Museum) reopens its expanded and renovated site with several new spaces and new exhibitions on February 12. Expanded to 11,000 square feet, the redesigned complex introduces more attractions and features, including several new galleries and public spaces. the Museum now better serves visitors with more…

The College of the Arts is partnering with the College of Liberal Arts Internship Program to host arts and creative industry internships for the summer of 2022. Students are guaranteed an internship with one of our partner organizations and will receive academic credit for their internship through C/LA 492. Deadline to apply is April 22! Scholarships are…

The College of the Arts affirms solidarity with the Asian-American and Pacific Islander community and recognizes the need to support and honor the equality and importance of our students, faculty, and staff who share AAPI identity, family, and heritage. Incidents of violence targeting AAPI-identifying peoples have escalated during the past year, with nearly…

For nearly 60 years, the Fine Arts Affiliates (FAA) has been supporting student scholarships for CSULB College of the Arts majors. During that time, more than $600,000 has been given to the College of the Arts by FAA for scholarships and programs. Membership is open to all.