The annual runway show highlights creative use of cardboard at Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University.

This fully-funded three-year graduate program in Southern New England supports a broad range of art making, exemplified by the work of its newest students.

Freshmen at Willamette University's Pacific Northwest College of Art unveiled wearable cardboard pieces they designed.

JONESBORO -- The new Windgate Hall of Art and Innovation will expose students to a wide range of academic disciplines, and ...

When Emily Tirella opened her secondhand crafts store, Make & Mend, in 2017, she was thinking as a student. She was inspired ...

Harcum College officials celebrated the opening of a new center for students studying in the art and design fields on ...

Prof. Gioia Fonda has been teaching the mural class for the last two years. She said that being able to create murals ...

McPherson has a four-year auto restoration program, with courses including Small Parts Reproduction and Upholstery & Trim.

NORTH BENNINGTON — Bennington College welcomed a robust and diverse class of 222 new first-year and transfer students this ...

Artificial intelligence is here to stay and is in the early stages of reshaping education as the internet did in the late '90s. This is the resounding message from industry officials, including ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Art Institute of Chicago is getting a new addition thanks to a $75 million donation.