The CCA MFA in Comics Anthology features work by the graduate cartoonists at California College of the Arts.
Walter Landor was a brand designer and entrepreneur. He was a proponent of branding and consumer research techniques widely used to this day. Brands as diverse as Coca-Cola, General Electric, Japan Airlines, Levi Strauss, and Shell Oil all benefited from his vision and commitment. He also designed many labels for canned food, beer, and liquor brands. Landor was a faculty member at CCAC in the 1940s in the industrial design and interior architecture programs. Landor was also a fixture in the Bay Area, initially conducting his business out of a retired ferry boat docked off a San Francisco pier. He created branding for Muni and BART, as well as writing a guide to "Exploring the Exploratorium".
Fall 1997 Bulletin for returning students fromm Student Life with sections on: Cafe News, Student Life, Alpha Building Improvements, USF Course options, Internship Procedure, State of the Union, Technology, Updates on Beta and Student Groups
First and second floor plans of Main Building after its first renovation was completed in 1999. Initially the two buildings were known as Alpha (southern side) and Beta (northern Nave side), then it was known as 1111 Eighth St. After Double Ground was built in 2024, it was renamed Main Building.