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The Healey-Driscoll Administration highlighted MassArt’s leadership in higher education innovation and co-op learning models, underscoring the college’s role in advancing experiential, career-connected education in Massachusetts.
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  • Academic Affairs
Peter Wolf receives an honorary degree from Massachusetts College of Art and Design at the 2026 Commencement ceremony honoring his contributions to music and visual art.
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Three people in academic regalia stand on stage at a MassArt graduation ceremony, with a large logo in the background.
  • MassArt in the Media
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Two BFA ‘26 students have earned national recognition through the 2026 Alexia Grants, with Daniel Holt named a student recipient and Aubree Guilbault recognized as a student runner-up.
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  • Alumni in the News
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MassArt alum Meghan Mirasolo BFA ‘02 Photography is featured on today's GBH's Community Canvas with her piece "In Bloom," capturing the sensory intensity of renewal in which the world seems to pulse with motion.
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Large digital billboard on modern building displays Community Canvas art by Meghan Mirasolo; photography inspires viewers.
  • Alumni Relations
From hands-on workshops and evening programming to free MFA admission and new MassArt swag, here are five reasons to return to campus for the inaugural Alumni Maker Days this July.
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Two women smile and talk at a classroom table during Maker Days, with others working in the background.
  • MassArt in the Media
  • MassArt Art Museum
Artist Masako Miki takes viewers inside an immersive world of yōkai-inspired creatures, reimagining Japanese folklore through play, transformation, and connection in a segment on her exhibition at the MassArt Art Museum.
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A person in black stands in a space-themed room with whimsical modern art inspired by Japanese folklore and Masako Miki.

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Since 1873, MassArt has built a legacy of leadership as the first art school to grant a degree. The College prepares artists, designers, and educators to shape communities, economies, and cultures for the common good.

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MassArt Receives Carnegie Classification for Extraordinary Commitment to Community Engagement

Massachusetts College of Art and Design receives the 2026 Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement, recognizing its extraordinary commitment to civic partnerships and advancing the public good.

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History

Founded in 1873, MassArt has been educating forward-thinking artmakers, designers and educators for more than 150 years.

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  • Campus News
The Healey-Driscoll Administration highlighted MassArt’s leadership in higher education innovation and co-op learning models, underscoring the college’s role in advancing experiential, career-connected education in Massachusetts.
Mass.gov (opens in new tab)
  • Campus News
  • Academic Affairs
Peter Wolf receives an honorary degree from Massachusetts College of Art and Design at the 2026 Commencement ceremony honoring his contributions to music and visual art.
Boston Globe (opens in new tab)
Three people in academic regalia stand on stage at a MassArt graduation ceremony, with a large logo in the background.

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  • Campus News
The Healey-Driscoll Administration highlighted MassArt’s leadership in higher education innovation and co-op learning models, underscoring the college’s role in advancing experiential, career-connected education in Massachusetts.
Mass.gov (opens in new tab)
  • Campus News
  • Academic Affairs
Peter Wolf receives an honorary degree from Massachusetts College of Art and Design at the 2026 Commencement ceremony honoring his contributions to music and visual art.
Boston Globe (opens in new tab)
Three people in academic regalia stand on stage at a MassArt graduation ceremony, with a large logo in the background.

3-up News Cards

  • Campus News
The Healey-Driscoll Administration highlighted MassArt’s leadership in higher education innovation and co-op learning models, underscoring the college’s role in advancing experiential, career-connected education in Massachusetts.
Mass.gov (opens in new tab)
  • Campus News
  • Academic Affairs
Peter Wolf receives an honorary degree from Massachusetts College of Art and Design at the 2026 Commencement ceremony honoring his contributions to music and visual art.
Boston Globe (opens in new tab)
Three people in academic regalia stand on stage at a MassArt graduation ceremony, with a large logo in the background.
  • MassArt in the Media
  • Photography
Two BFA ‘26 students have earned national recognition through the 2026 Alexia Grants, with Daniel Holt named a student recipient and Aubree Guilbault recognized as a student runner-up.
Syracuse University Newhouse School (opens in new tab)
A group of women gathered around a birthday cake, with one woman blowing out candles and others smiling.
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