Stories

Three College of Fine Arts students took their creativity to the runway, displaying their talents and even placing in the competition while working for the greater good at Project Goodwill: A Night of Fashion and Fun. The annual event supports Goodwill and its mission to create opportunities for individuals in the community.

A partnership between 6666 Ranch and the TCU College of Fine Arts is gaining media attention, as a newly designed retail experience appeared at the National Cutting Horse Association Celebrity Cutting event in Fort Worth.

In fashion retail, it takes two to tango. The Department of Fashion Merchandising partnered with the Center for Supply Chain Innovation and led 40 students to New York City for the National Retail Federation Student Program and the Big Show.

If TCU is a repeat champion, then its College of Fine Arts is a new draft pick. For the second year in a row, Texas Christian University was included in the USA Today Ad Meter School Spotlight program.

Noticing that no one had yet created a collection inspired by the Department of Fashion Merchandising, junior Kalei’o Hernandez decided to take matters into his own hands.

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.