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Fashion Merchandising Goes Global with Polimoda Partnership

TCU Fashion Merchandising expands its partnership with Polimoda in Florence, giving students immersive access to Italy’s global fashion industry.

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TCU MFA Alumna Lucia Simek Named Glasstire Guest Editor

TCU School of Art alumna Lucia Simek ’14 joins Glasstire as guest editor, drawing on her experience as an artist, writer and leader in the Texas arts community.

September 3, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
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TCU Fashion Merchandising Alumna Launches Plant-Dyed Baby Brand

TCU fashion merchandising alumna Emily Hiemenz draws on her fashion industry experience to launch Emily Rose Botanicals, a plant-dyed baby brand.

September 2, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
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TCU Fine Arts Students Take Their Studies Around the World

See how TCU College of Fine Arts students took their studies abroad this summer, experiencing art, fashion, music, theatre and dance across Europe.

August 31, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
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Welcome, New Faculty and Staff

We are proud to welcome several new full-time faculty and staff members for the 2026-27 academic year.

August 28, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Black-and-white panorama showing the performers’ curtain call. Dr. Ames Asbell bows with viola in hand, Dr. Joey Martin leans forward beside the piano, and Dr. Richard Novak, now wearing a fire fighter suit.

'Stations of Mychal' Brings Music, Memory and History to TCU

TCU presents Stations of Mychal, a song cycle honoring Father Mychal Judge and commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

August 26, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Jim Woodson, dressed in a denim work shirt and jeans, paints a large landscape canvas covered in dense, sun-lit grasses. He reaches across the surface with a wide brush while holding several other brushes in his left hand. A metal rolling cart of paints and brushes and additional finished landscapes fill the softly lit studio behind him.

From the Classroom to the Presidency: TCU Art Historian Chronicles the Impact of Horned Frog Jim Woodson

Retired TCU art historian Mark Thistlethwaite explores five decades of work by renowned Texas artist and TCU alumnus Jim Woodson ’65 in a new book from TCU Press.

August 21, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell