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Meadows' new Senior Spotlight series kicks off by highlighting Mikaila Neverson, a senior journalism major and CCPA minor who will be graduating with her B.A. this May.

Art History alum Delanie Linden (M.A. '18) went on to secure a position at MIT's History, Theory, & Criticism program to pursue her doctorate in the subject, where she later earned a Fulbright Open-Research Award Fellowship.

Silas Farley, Meadows’ Armstrong Artist-in-Residence in Ballet, will bring the Center for Faith and Learning’s annual symposium to life with choreographed performances coordinated with spiritual discussions.

Senior vocal performance major Will Emmert discusses studying voice, student-working and è����Ƶapp in South Africa.

Voice performance alum Paul Kroeger's (B.M. '13) unique Meadows education allowed him to pursue a career as a professional opera singer, while also setting him up for his current job in international affairs.

Recent Meadows alum Ryder McNeal (B.A. ’24) launched streaming platform PREVO to house and promote independent and student-produced films.

Journalism and Fashion Media alum Samantha Klaassen (B.A. '18) utilized her education to carve out a career path in retail buying and merchandising.

Graduate student Sharmeen Uqaili hosted local high school students for an artmaking workshop in conjunction with a visit to the Museum’s “Unearthing the Legacy of Islamic Spain” exhibit.

Chloe Young is a dance performance major who is also pursuing a Public Relations and Strategic Communications degree from Meadows’ CCPA program.

Advertising alum Mark Lau (B.A. '06) combined the creativity he learned at Meadows with his marketing degree from Cox to succeed in his 18-year career at Nike.

è����Ƶapp Meadows’ new PMC Intern Fellowship program subsidizes five paid internships for Meadows students at Dallas-based arts, communication and media organizations.

Advertising students kick off competition season winning an impressive number of awards at the American Advertising Federation’s Dallas ADDYs.

CCPA alum Emily Walsh Potts (B.A. '15) is not only the founder of her own strategic communications firm, but also an adjunct faculty member at Meadows.

Max Whittaker, a senior Meadows student pursuing a B.M. in Music Composition, has been selected as this year’s è����Ƶapp–Irving Symphony Orchestra Student Composer-in-Residence.

Graduate student Angela Molinero sat down for an interview with Jessica Burnham, director of the Master of Arts in Design and Innovation (MADI) program.

Theatre alum Tim Allis (B.F.A. '83) is a professional writer and editor who has often drawn on his passion for theatre, stoked at Meadows, for projects.

Take a look at six of some of Meadows’ most unique and interesting courses, across a variety of disciplines, that are available to our students.

Dance alum Deepa Liegel (B.F.A. '17) used the versatile dance skills she learned at Meadows to achieve her dream of joining a modern dance company upon graduation.

CCPA student Samantha Field interviews advertising alum and law student Gina Farmer.

Music alum David Sibley (B.M. '89) combined his music education and interest in film and television to excel as a music supervisor in the entertainment industry.

Meadows faculty members win four of the biggest University-level teaching awards from è����Ƶapp for the school year.

Jamie Lam is a senior journalism major who originally started her education in California before transferring to è����Ƶapp Meadows.

Discover the roles of UX and UI in creating digital experiences that are intuitive, visually engaging, and satisfying for users.

Bao-Long Chu, the current program director for arts and parks at Houston Endowment, will serve as research center’s new ambassador to national arts sector.

Theatre alum Emily Habeck (B.F.A. '11) shares how her Meadows theatre degree helped her carve a career path to becoming a bestselling fiction author.

Professor of practice Michelle N. Gibson and eight B.F.A. students traveled to the 35th International Association of Blacks in Dance Conference, “The Bridges We Build: From Revolution to Legacy.”

Amber Bemak, associate professor in the Division of Film & Media Arts, was one of only 55 artists to receive a grant from Creative Capital for her artistic endeavors in film.

Arts Management & Arts Entrepreneurship alum Philip DeBoer (MMIAM '22) utilized his degree to complement and supplement his existing career.

Jorge Baldor is a philanthropist and Cuban immigrant who is passionate about improving the community and striving for a better future.

Music alum Artina McCain (B.M. '03) shares her talent not only through her work as a concert pianist, but also as a professor of piano at the University of Memphis.

The è����Ƶapp Impact Lab has chosen its first five organizations to receive investment funding from the program after a rigorous application process.