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TCU Pianist Wins Inaugural International Piano Competition
TCU School of Music student Chonglin Xu has won the inaugural Steve Kahng International Piano Competition, held as part of the 16th Texas State International Piano Festival in San Marcos.
TCU Theatre Professor Directs Urinetown for Uptown Players
Professor of Theatre Penny Maas is directing Uptown Players' production of Urinetown: The Musical, the Tony Award-winning satire known for its sharp humor, social commentary and playful references to classic Broadway musicals.
TCU Pianist Wins Inaugural International Piano Competition
TCU School of Music student Chonglin Xu has won the inaugural Steve Kahng International Piano Competition, held as part of the 16th Texas State International Piano Festival in San Marcos.
TCU Hosts Summer Program for Aspiring Interior Designers
This summer, the TCU Department of Design welcomed high school students to campus for Design Your World (DYW), a free two-week summer program created by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Foundation to introduce students to careers in design.
Goal! Studio Art Senior Shows Her Art to the World
Caya Crum, a studio art student, was selected to participate in a FIFA World Cup-themed public art installation in Sundance Square.
TCU Cellist Daniela Herrera to Make Carnegie Hall Solo Debut
Texas Christian University School of Music student Daniela Herrera has been invited to perform as a soloist at Carnegie Hall with the New York Chamber Players Orchestra under the direction of Giacomo Franci. The performance marks a significant milestone in her musical career and an opportunity to represent TCU on one of the world's most celebrated stages.
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.