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TCU Magazine: From ‘Twin Peaks’ to ‘Us,’ She Sets the Scene
Ruth De Jong is a top Hollywood production designer. by Lisa Martin With credits ranging from films like Us and Manchester By the Sea to TV shows ...
Music professor’s flipped classroom approach engages students virtually
As part of the TCU Connected Campus plan, all faculty, including the School of Music’s Sean Atkinson, have undergone extensive training to design an...
Theatre TCU’s A.D.A.P.T. Projects to foster creative exploration this fall
Theatre TCU is going “off book” for fall 2020. The department’s faculty members, who have been diligently planning for the upcoming semester in ...
TCU Magazine: A Look Inside Auctioneering
Morgan Hopson’s music career took a vocal turn — now she’s an award-winning auctioneer. by Rachel Stowe Master Morgan Hopson ’11 was just 2½ ...
Theatre instructor selected as finalist for National Playwrights Conference
Theatre TCU instructor Ayvaunn Penn has been selected as one of the finalists for the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s annual National Playwrights ...
TCU Magazine: Creativity Boosts Your Brain
Art helps the brain stay healthy, which leads to a thriving life. by Trisha Spence Eighteen years ago, Jeanette Alexander ’79 almost died. She was u...
TCU Magazine: Alison Whitehurst Lands National Tour
With a pianist for a father, Alison Hodgson Whitehurst ’12 sometimes crashed weddings and parties growing up and watched live bands from sound booth...
TCU Fine Arts Will Not Host In-Person Audiences for Fall 2020 Events
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and TCU’s public health initiative to help protect the health and well-being of our community, the TCU College ...College of Fine Arts / Department of Design / Department of Fashion Merchandising / Department of Theatre / School for Classical & Contemporary Dance / School of Art / School of Music
