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Take a "walk" through two nostalgic neighborhoods, the French Quarter and the Garden District, and learn more about the multi-cultural architectural styles that make every neighborhood in New Orleans a living museum.
On Campus Session
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Love fashion? Step into the world of fashion with a course that's as stylish as it is smart! From iconic trends and legendary designers to the business of buying and branding, this class explores the business of fashion. Whether you're a style enthusiast or simply curious about fashion, this engaging course series will explore the history of fashion, strategy of fashion buyers, deep dive into denim, and selling fashion in the age of social media. Step into the world of fashion with us as we dive into the history, the hustle, and the heart of the fashion industry.
TCU Campus - Fashion Building
- Section Code: F25FSFPER073A
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Instructor: Nicole Bettinger
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Dates: 9/12/2025 - 10/3/2025
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Times: 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Sessions: 4
Days: F
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Building: TCU FAB
Room: Lobby
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Are you one of those people who feels like it's not Christmas unless you watch the 1954 film classic White Christmas? Do you get ridiculously excited when the movie plays nearby on the big screen? Can you perform the (sometimes corny, sometimes repetitive) dialogue along with the actors? Have you ever made a ski slope with a white napkin and stems of rosemary? Well--if you answered yes to any--or all--of these questions, you're not weird and you're not alone! Join me to learn more about the movie, the people who made it, and maybe even a little about liverwurst and buttermilk.
Stevenson Oaks
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An exploration of urbanism and its effects on our quality of life. Topics to include traditional neighborhood form and postwar suburban sprawl, their differences and effects. Issues addressed will include walkability, transit, social connection, public health, aging in place, and more. No prior knowledge of the subject is required. This course will be of interest to anyone concerned with the ways we shape our human habitat, and the ways it shapes us!
On Campus Session
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Using the innovative pedagogical tool known as Reacting to the Past, this course features a highly-participatory reenactment of the moment of Conquest in Mexico in 1519. Each participant inhabits a specific historical role based on a real historical protagonist or a fictitious composite character, to be assigned during the first meeting. Participants research their role and act out specific scenarios over two distinct game sessions. By giving speeches, making proposals, and negotiating alliances, participants may change the course of history.
On Campus Session
- Section Code: F25FSFHCE233A
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Instructor: Bonnie Lucero
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Dates: 11/13/2025 - 12/11/2025
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Times: 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Sessions: 4
Days: Th
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Building: Secrest Wible
Room: 119
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