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TCU Launches New Commercial Dance Minor

TCU launches a new Commercial Dance minor combining theatre and dance training to prepare students for careers in musical theatre and commercial performance.

A group of TCU Design Focus students poses in front of a large Circles 2026 Conference screen in the Fine Arts Building's Jury Room. Several students hold black T-shirts with bright green graphics and conference merchandise.

TCU Graphic Design Students Connect with Creative Industry at Circles Conference

TCU Graphic Design students connect with creative industry professionals at the 2026 Circles Conference, exploring branding, typography, AI and design trends.

October 12, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
TCU Theatre students rehearse a dance number onstage, performing choreography across a multilevel set.

TCU Launches New Commercial Dance Minor

TCU launches a new Commercial Dance minor combining theatre and dance training to prepare students for careers in musical theatre and commercial performance.

October 6, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
TCU cross country runner and graphic design student McKenzie Bailey competes in a race, wearing a purple TCU uniform.

How a TCU Graphic Design Student Turned Research into a Bison Story

Graphic design student McKenzie Bailey transforms bison research into an infographic through TCU’s partnership with the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge.

October 2, 2026
Victoria, Sasha and Katya Volodina stand together overlooking Paris, smiling with their arms around one another as the Eiffel Tower rises in the background.

Ballet Runs in this Frog Family

The Volodina sisters from Helena, Montana, find a shared home in TCU’s School for Classical & Contemporary Dance while pursuing distinct academic and career paths.

September 30, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
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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