Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang and his wife Lori are pouring $75 million into launching Vanderbilt’s new flagship arts college in San Francisco — the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang College of Art, Architecture and Design — set to open next year on the former California College of the Arts campus. With over $100 million more pledged from other donors, Vanderbilt is hunting for a visionary founding dean who can fuse art, design, engineering, and entrepreneurship. The school will welcome around 1,000 students and offer transfer pathways for current CCA students, while tapping former faculty and inviting award-winning artists to mentor. This bold move is part of Vanderbilt’s larger expansion, including campuses in New York City and West Palm Beach by 2029 — reshaping higher education’s future across the nation.

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