Approvals for In-Person Student Events
To help protect the health and well-being of the campus and community and decrease risk on campus due to the global pandemic, all in-person university student events, on-campus or off-campus, must be approved by the vice chancellor for student affairs and provide a safety plan prior to being scheduled. For more information, visit the Connected Campus microsite.Featured Events
Over the past four years, we have spent 38,880 hours perfecting our craft. We are twelve designers who, against the odds, chose to be resilient and adaptable...
Book by John Caird Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz Based on a concept by Charles Lisanby Available tickets will be realeased to the public on MONDAY,...
What is unconscious bias? How does it impact the ways in which we interactwith one another, make decisions or engage in our work? In this...
Please join the School of Music for the Festival of One Act Operas presented by the TCU Opera Studio. All performances were recorded prior to the end of the...
Carrie Palin, SVP and Chief Marketing Officer of Splunk, is a technology rockstar in the sales industry. With experience from working at Dell, IBM, and Box,...
For experienced Mid-level and Executive Leaders responsible for leading organizations and teams and challenged with leading through complexity, disruption...
During this live streaming event exclusively for TCU and Brite Faculty, Staff, and spouses, USA Today Columnist, author, and personal finance expert Peter...
Carrie Palin, SVP and Chief Marketing Officer of Splunk, is a technology rockstar in the sales industry. With experience from working at Dell, IBM, and Box,...
Join us fora virtual breakfast, coffee and conversation with our Executive MBA graduates on how diversity unlocks innovation and improves corporate...
