Stories
From Stage to Sidelines: Theatre Alumnus's Journey as SuperFrog
For Logan Lowery, some of his most meaningful college moments happened both on stage and behind the mask. Alongside performances in productions like Merrily We Roll Along and The Odyssey, the musical theatre major spent three years as SuperFrog, bringing energy and spirit to TCU fans across campus and beyond.
A TCU Homecoming at ClarinetFest
The TCU Clarinet Ensemble was invited to perform at the prestigious ClarinetFest, held this year in Fort Worth. The international conference rotates annually, with last year’s event in Ireland, and next year’s scheduled for South Korea.
TCU Team's NASA Design Has Media Talking
An interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students is making waves with a NASA-focused project aimed at designing flexible, low-profile seams to prevent hazardous lunar dust from entering spacesuits. Their innovative work earned the 2025 Best Innovation Award at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Peyten Woodruff '26 Finds Her Stride in Design, Athletics
Whether designing in the studio or running cross country, student-athlete Peyten Woodruff ’26 is proving there’s no limit to what a TCU student can achieve.
Henry Cawood '26 Receives National Recognition with Emerging Theatre Artist Award
Congratulations to Department of Theatre student Henry Cawood ’26, recipient of the prestigious Howard Vincent Kurtz Emerging Theatre Artist Award! This esteemed honor is presented annually to a student who demonstrates exceptional talent and dedication, with a focus on nurturing their growth in the field of theatre.
Music, Art and Legacy: TCU Faculty Earn Prestigious Gentling Fellowship
Professor Martin Blessinger, Associate Professor Stuart Cheney and Instructor II Gina Bombola of the TCU School of Music have been named 2024–2025 Gentling Fellows by the Amon Carter Museum of American Art. This prestigious fellowship supports scholarly and creative projects connected to the legacy of Fort Worth artists Stuart and Scott Gentling — brothers celebrated for their realist paintings of birds, landscapes and murals, including the iconic ceiling of Bass Performance Hall.
Suki John Wins 2025 Chita Rivera Award for Outstanding Choreography
TCU Professor of Dance Suki John, Ph.D., has won the prestigious 2025 Chita Rivera Award for Outstanding Choreography in a Feature Film for “Sh’ma: A Story of Survival,” surpassing major box office contenders such as “Wicked,” “Snow White” and “Emilia Pérez.”