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Play inspired by the recent murder of Botham Jean by police officer Amber Guyger premieres at TCU
For Bo: A Play Inspired by the Murder of Botham Jean by Officer Amber Guyger will premiere later this month as part of Theatre TCU’s spring season. ...
Theatre TCU students create virtual Senior Showcase to reach industry professionals
A cherished tradition since 2014, Theatre TCU’s annual Senior Showcase is an important part of the department’s professional preparation for actin...
SCCDance hosts disability arts company Kinetic Light to teach accessibility and equity in dance
Over the past several weeks, students and faculty in the School for Classical & Contemporary Dance (SCCDance) have worked virtually with guest art...College of Fine Arts / School for Classical & Contemporary Dance
Newly endowed award will support fine arts students in honor of the late Dr. Scott Sullivan
A newly endowed award for undergraduate students is named in honor of the late Scott Sullivan, Ph.D., the founding dean of the TCU College of Fine Art...
Design students win 60 international awards via Graphis New Talent Annual
Twenty-nine students and recent graduates in the Department of Design have won a combined 60 medals (one platinum, 15 gold and 44 silver) in the Graph...
Celebrating Women’s History Month: Art history professors publish books on prominent female artists
This March, TCU celebrates Women’s History Month and recognizes faculty members whose work highlights the contributions of women throughout history....
Art at Work: John Devereaux ’12
The Art at Work series highlights TCU College of Fine Arts alumni who are putting their passion into practice. Taking to the Stage “My first memorab...
The language of music: Associate professor launches online music theory course for beginners
Associate professor of music theory Sean Atkinson is sharing his musical knowledge via a newly launched series accessible on The Great Courses, an onl...