California College of the Arts to Close, Vanderbilt to Move In | KQED
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Vanderbilt University will take over the campus of the Bay Area’s last remaining nonprofit art school.
Vanderbilt University will take over the campus of the Bay Area’s last remaining nonprofit art school. Jan 13, 2026 Updated Jan 15, 2026 The 119-year-old art and design school will completely close after one more school year, making way for Vanderbilt University to acquire the campus. (Courtesy CCA) Financial details of Vanderbilt’s purchase were not disclosed. The university has also recently expanded its campus footprint in New York City and West Palm Beach, Florida. ‘A phenomenal save,’ says Dorsey During a press conference at City Hall Tuesday morning, leaders from San Francisco…
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