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TCU Alumnus Expands Access to Music Education in Fort Worth

Nate Krieger ’01 is helping make music education more accessible across Fort Worth as executive director of the Fort Worth After School Music Academy (FWASMA), a nonprofit dedicated to providing affordable music instruction and removing barriers to participation.

Daniela Herrera playing cello

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.

June 22, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Ed Landreth Hall

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.

June 16, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Boschini Music Camps

Summer Programs Keep Music Playing at TCU

While the academic year ends in May, TCU School of Music remains active throughout the summer, welcoming musicians of all ages to campus through camps, institutes, workshops and festivals.

June 12, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Beverley Bass

TCU Alumna Who Inspired Come From Away Comes to Casa Manana

Beverley Bass ’74 made aviation history as the first female captain at American Airlines. A double major in Spanish and interior design at TCU, Bass went on to build a groundbreaking career in aviation.

June 8, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Small Adam Fung

Adam Fung Solo Exhibit Ties to Mining History, TCU Future

School of Art associate professor Adam Fung recently made his own appearance in Ireland, presenting a solo exhibition in the Emerald Isle.  

May 13, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
PianoTexas 2026

'There's Nothing Like it': PianoTexas Brings Global Talent to TCU Each Summer

For more than four decades, PianoTexas has drawn some of the world’s most promising pianists to Texas Christian University, creating a one-of-a-kind international festival that blends intensive training with professional performance opportunities.

May 12, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell