Ed Landreth Auditorium is one of the finest acoustical halls in the metroplex and contains a world-class concert pipe organ. The 1200 seat hall hosts student, faculty, and guest performances, the Cliburn Series and Fort Worth Chamber Orchestra concerts. Many recitals are free. University Theatre is home to the productions of the Department of Theatre. Morris Football Practice Fields 30 - J.M. Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building J. M. Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building includes an intimate gallery which displays a variety of student, faculty and traveling art exhibits.
Admission is free.
The second floor Faculty Center holds the Mills Glass Collection, one of the largest collections of American pressed glass, and the Clark Room which exhibits artifacts from TCU's founding family. Eden's Greens and the Deco Deli are on the lower level. 33 - Sid W. Richardson Physical Sciences Building Sid W. Richardson Physical Sciences Building Sid Richardson Hall contains the departments of geology, computer science, physics, environmental science and chemistry. The name of the science complex honors the foundation from which the construction was funded. The Cyrus K. and Ann C. Rickel Building for Health, Physical Education and Recreation is equipped for a wide range of physical activities.