Get ready to vibe with the hottest styles and epic culture at Culture Renaissance 2026 – Fashion Show in person!

Join the College of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences (COLABS) for a premiere in-person experience where high-concept style meets institutional legacy. Culture Renaissance 2026 (CR26) is more than a fashion show; it is a strategic movement dedicated to the revitalization of the Texas Southern University Fashion and Textile Design Program.

By attending, you engage directly with the next generation of creative entrepreneurs. Witness a showcase of professional-grade designs and innovative aesthetics while networking with industry leaders, distinguished faculty, and a community of supporters committed to the future of TSU excellence.

Every ticket and sponsorship supports the growth of the House of Maroon (HoM) Integrated Hub for Creative Entrepreneurship and provides vital resources for student achievement within the college.

Mark your calendar to immerse yourself in the Culture Renaissance spotlight. Secure your seat today and witness the definitive pulse of the new TSU creative economy.

When: Wednesday, April 15th from 6 PM – 9 PM

Location: Texas Southern University Museum, 3100 Cleburne St, Houston, TX 77004

Please join the Department of Visual and Performing Arts for the dynamic and thought provoking play, “What Ever Happened to Black Love?”

Written & directed by
Thomas Meloncon
October 10 – 13, 2024
Ollington Smith Playhouse
3100 Cleburne St. Houston, TX 77004

Thursday 7 pm | Friday 7 pm | Saturday 2 pm & 7 pm | Sunday 3 pm
$5 Students • $10 General
Box Office opens 30 minutes prior to curtain time.
Follow them @tsutheatre

Acknowledging chapter members who braved the bad weather to attend the national convention in New Orleans: Dr. Lashay Davis, Muriel Byrd, Dr. Leah Pouncy Dean,Sharon Alexander- and chapter member by affiliation Aron Dean, COLABS theater student Rhyan Brown- currently serving on SGA.

We wanted to express our deepest gratitude to everyone for your incredible support on the Tiger Day of Service with the We Are One food distribution. Special shoutouts go to the TSUNAA COLABS, COSET, COPHS, Maroon & Grey Chapters, Marion Battles and her family, the individuals that were moved by the cause, the individuals that volunteer every single week to run the food distribution, and to Richard Andrews for putting everything together . Thanks to everyone’s dedication and hard work, we were able to provide much-needed groceries and other items to numerous families in the community.

Your willingness to give your time and energy (especially in that heat) made a real difference. Whether you were sorting food, packing bags, or greeting families with a smile, your positive attitude and commitment were truly inspiring.

The impact you have goes beyond the food itself. You provided a sense of dignity and care to those facing food insecurity. Seeing the smiles on the faces of the families you helped was a powerful reminder of the importance of TSU’s mission to be in service to others. #tigerdayofservice