Master of Liberal Arts

While most 13-year-olds are wrapping up middle school, Andrew Stewart is adding another college degree to his list. Andrew recently walked the stage at TCU’s first-ever ceremony dedicated solely to graduate students, earning a Master of Liberal Arts degree as one of the university’s youngest graduates ever.

Andrew's Story

This spring, Kyle Fields ’23 will walk the stage for his Master of Liberal Arts, two years after graduating with a degree in communication studies from the Schieffer College of Communication. This time, he’ll walk at TCU’s first-ever ceremony solely for graduate students, and he’ll do so with his mom, Brandi Fields, who is earning her Executive MBA from the Neeley School of Business.

Kyle's Story

Christopher Pace, an MLA student earning his degree from Richmond, VA, was recently awarded black belt in martial arts from Stokes American Open Taekwondo. Christopher shared that the five tenets are courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self discipline, and indomitable spirit. Congratulations Christopher!

• TCU Track and Field team member Maria Bienvenu competed in the Javelin at the upcoming USA Track and Field Olympic Team Trials.

• TCU rifle's Stephanie Grundsoee has earned a spot on Denmark's Olympic Team for the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. She becomes the second Olympian in program history, joining Sarah Scherer who competed in the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games.  Click here to read more.

•  Hailey Van Lith  guided Team USA to a bronze medal in 3x3 competition at the Olympic Games Paris. Van Lith led Team USA in cumulative scoring over its 10-game stay in Paris. She was the only active collegian selected to compete for USA Basketball in 5-on-5 or 3x3. Click here to read the full story.