Emergency Resources



Our Student Counseling and Wellness Center (SCWC) is now home to Therapy Dog, Millie (a very sweet Golden Retriever) who is cared for and trained by Kate Goodman, Director of Student Counseling and Wellness.
Millie loves to have friends stop by for cuddles and treats and will be available during the noon hour Mon-Fri in Kate's office (M06). SCWC will also be welcoming a few Certified Therapy Dog volunteer teams this semester.

Counseling is available to all students for both in-person and remote appointments.

MCAD Campus Safety can be reached at 612-874-3801 (save this number in your phone). In the event of an emergency, call 911.
6:00-9:00 p.m. CT
6:00-9:00 p.m. CT
6:00-8:00 p.m. CT
Join MCAD Librarian Allan Kohl on an Historic MN Trolley Ride!
Sign-up in the Library to explore the Twin Cities as you ride along the lakes on the Minnesota Streetcar Museum’s historic 1908 trolley!
Space is limited so be sure to swing by the MCAD Library to reserve your spot today!
MODE is photography. Music. Connection. It's a three-day festival for Minneapolis photographers and creators who want something real.... And they want MCAD to show up in force.
Picture this: Start the day with a sunrise photowalk. Catch a photojournalism panel over coffee. Test bleeding-edge gear after lunch. And end the night at a concert with people who actually understand why you love this crazy craft.
That's MODE. September 18–20, 2026, in Minneapolis. Get your passes today.
12:00-4:00 p.m. CT
C&C Editions is hosting an Open House on Sunday October 11, noon-4:00 p.m.
Kinji Akagawa will be a featured artist and will attend the Open House. This year, Kinji created a suite of prints with C&C Editions.
Read about the Nine entrances into phenomenological inquiries with collaboration C&C Editions, 2026.
50% of the sales from Kinji's prints will go to MCAD.

Dear Students, Staff and Faculty,
As we begin a new academic year, Campus Safety wants to share a few reminders and resources to help everyone stay safe on and around campus.
MCAD is located in an urban neighborhood, and members of our community regularly travel between campus, residences, parking areas, public transportation, and surrounding businesses. Being aware of your surroundings is an important part of personal safety—both on campus and as you travel through the neighborhood.