Stories
Historic Ed Landreth Hall Begins Transformation
After nearly 80 years at the heart of TCU’s performing arts community, Ed Landreth Hall is entering a new chapter.
TCU Concert Chorale Celebrates America's 250th Through Song
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the TCU Concert Chorale presents Portraits of America, a program that explores the nation’s history, identity and evolving story through music. Bringing together a range of voices and perspectives, the performance offers a reflective look at what it means to be American.
Project Goodwill: Fashion Merchandising Students Showcase Innovative Work
Three College of Fine Arts students took their creativity to the runway, displaying their talents and even placing in the competition while working for the greater good at Project Goodwill: A Night of Fashion and Fun. The annual event supports Goodwill and its mission to create opportunities for individuals in the community.
Cheryl D. Miller Explores Design, History, Representation as Green Honors Chair
When Cheryl D. Miller speaks about the history of graphic design, she doesn’t begin with what’s included — she begins with what’s missing.
Media Highlight TCU Collaboration with the Four Sixes
A partnership between 6666 Ranch and the TCU College of Fine Arts is gaining media attention, as a newly designed retail experience appeared at the National Cutting Horse Association Celebrity Cutting event in Fort Worth.
Ballet Professor Embraces Student-Centered Approach to Training
Jessica Zeller, professor of dance, emphasizes adaptability in her programs, allowing dancers to tailor movement to their unique anatomy while shaping their own learning experience.
The Art of Calling a Show: Workshop Paves Way for New BFA
From arena concerts to Broadway to Disney World, the stage keeps growing. The spectacle of stage production is a growing business and why Texas Christian University’s College of Fine Arts is adding a bachelor of fine arts in stage, event and production management this fall.