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TCU Architectural Lighting Design Student Earns LEED Green Associate Credential

TCU architectural lighting design senior Lily Plaster earns the LEED Green Associate credential, demonstrating knowledge of sustainable building practices.

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TCU Art Professor Adam Fung Featured in VoyageDallas

School of Art Professor Adam Fung shares with VoyageDallas how field research, travel and the natural environment have shaped his painting practice.

September 25, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
A portrait of Lily Plaster smiling outdoors is paired with a green LEED Green Associate graphic recognizing her professional credential.

TCU Architectural Lighting Design Student Earns LEED Green Associate Credential

TCU architectural lighting design senior Lily Plaster earns the LEED Green Associate credential, demonstrating knowledge of sustainable building practices.

September 24, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
A collage highlights work by the three TCU MFA finalists: a vivid painting of a figure viewed from behind, a layered abstract mixed-media work and a row of textured gold-toned sculptural pieces.

Three TCU MFA Students Selected for Inaugural CADD MFA Showcase

TCU MFA students Elizabeth Hutchinson, Kylie Nash and Gretchen Stark have been selected for the inaugural CADD MFA Showcase, which connects emerging artists with Dallas galleries, collectors and the contemporary art community.

September 21, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Ten CLASS: The NYC Experience participants representing different universities pose together on a rooftop overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Kirkland stands in the back row wearing a purple TCU Horned Frogs shirt and making the Horned Frog hand sign.

Where Sports Meet Style: TCU Fashion Student Takes on New York Fashion Week

TCU Fashion Merchandising student-athlete Camryn Kirkland explores careers at the intersection of sports and fashion during New York Fashion Week.

September 18, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
The “Food & Consumption” section of What’s for Dinner? features framed artworks and interpretive labels arranged along a white gallery wall. A wooden pedestal and glass display case in the foreground hold additional food-related objects.

What's for Dinner? Gives TCU Art History Students a Hands-On Lesson in Curating

TCU art history graduate students gain hands-on curatorial experience with What’s for Dinner?, an exhibition exploring food, conflict and consumption.

September 18, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
TCU student researchers stand beside their wearable technology prototypes and research posters at the Texas Space Grant Consortium workshop.

TCU Students Advance NASA-Inspired Wearable Technology Research

TCU students in fashion merchandising, engineering and computer science collaborate on NASA-inspired wearable technology research and design.

September 17, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell