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Scene from Theatre TCU's production of the Molière play Tartuffe, performed at Jerita Foley Buschman Theatre, February 27 through March 4, 2018. Shown, left to right: John Badar as Tartuffe, Mackenna Milbourn as Elmire and Matthew Parker (on the floor) as Ogon. Photo by Amy Peterson, March 3, 2018

Summer 2018

On Stage: A Fool’s Appeal

Theatre TCU performed the timeless comedy Tartuffe at the Jerita Foley Buschman Theatre in March.

The live oak tree, located on University Drive, is about 156 years old. Photo by Carolyn Cruz

Summer 2018

Object Lesson: If This Tree Could Talk

The TCU Class of 1912 transplanted a tree to mark the university’s move to Fort Worth.

Rainbow patterned lightbulb Illustration by Getty Images © phototechno

Summer 2018

What is Creativity? Faculty Respond

TCU professors discuss the importance of creativity across all disciplines.

Spring 2018

Global Leaders Thrive with TCU Program

By the numbers: The award-winning Discovering Global Citizenship internationalization program covered a lot of ground in its first four-and-a-half years.

Getty images © Andrea Comi. Fjadrargljufur, Iceland, Europe. A man admires the panorama

Spring 2018

Faculty Respond: What would you be doing if you weren’t a professor?

From college football announcer to ballet master, eight faculty discuss other lines of work that interest them.

Jay Iorizzo, director of TCU's University Recreation Center, photographed at the Rec. Photo by Glen Ellman, January 30, 2018

Spring 2018

Jay Iorizzo Focuses on More than Fitness at the Rec

From video games to snowshoeing, the campus recreation director leads students and staff toward better health.

In February, the TCU Opera Studio performed Benjamin Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a 20th-century musical take on Shakespeare’s famous comedy. Here, lovelorn Hermia, played by Bridget Cappel, an artist diploma student, is bewitched by the mischievous spirit Puck, played by guest artist Alex Koch. The TCU Opera Studio features undergraduate and graduate students, as well as those working toward an artist diploma, an intensive, nondegree course of study intended for people aiming for careers in concert performance. Photo by Glen E. Ellman

Spring 2018

On Stage: A Midsummer Song

The entire TCU Opera Studio performed in the steampunk-inspired rendition of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

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Spring 2018

Show Your Syllabus: Mind, Thought, Consciousness

Students experience a course that spurs new perspectives on the relationship between mind, body and environment.

Two people standing on an upward arrow with telescopes. Getty Images © KMLMTZ66

Winter 2018

Faculty Discuss Recipe for a Good Leader

Global thinking to intentional servitude – eight faculty talk about leadership.

Winter 2018

Object Lesson: TCU’s Mace

The symbol of strength includes elements of brass, bronze, amethystine quartz and salvaged wood.

Campus News: Alma Matters

On Stage: A Fool’s Appeal

Object Lesson: If This Tree Could Talk

What is Creativity? Faculty Respond

Global Leaders Thrive with TCU Program

Faculty Respond: What would you be doing if you weren’t a professor?

Jay Iorizzo Focuses on More than Fitness at the Rec

On Stage: A Midsummer Song

Show Your Syllabus: Mind, Thought, Consciousness

Faculty Discuss Recipe for a Good Leader

Object Lesson: TCU’s Mace

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