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Century-old live oaks shelter the white clapboard Welder family ranch house and the fragrance of magnolias hangs in a breeze-less June morning. It's barely 10 a.m. and already in the low 90s as ...
Actors call it the moment — the instant when a creative choice seals a scene or makes a character — and junior theatre major Justin Rapp was enjoying watching David Fluitt ’04 have his.
On the afternoon before the first Skiff, student journalists rush to finish stories for tomorrow's edition in the Schieffer School of Journalism's new convergence lab.
Alliance provides economic incentives to encourage farmers and ranchers to use sustainable practices.
It was founded to develop a program that combined hands-on experience and practical business principles.
Texas ranchers preserve land to protect habitats and heritage.
Athletics Media Relations donates hundreds of game program covers to Mary Couts Burnett Library.
Giving, enthusiastic, positive, outgoing AD Danny Morrison leaves a people-centric legacy.
SMU thought up the idea of a traveling trophy in the 1940s. But it's been mostly TCU property in recent years.
Fear and pain are at the root of fundamentalist terrorism, says religious historian Karen Armstrong.
North Texas Super Bowl Committee president Bill Lively says big game will unite region.
Detroit sportswriter urges TCU crowd to hold onto faith in uncertain times.
Bestselling "Same Kind of Different As Me" author Ron Hall '67 returned to campus to promote his follow-up book.
Known as a prolific fund-raiser, he had been Rice University's AD since June 2006.
Big win over No. 16 Utah helps Frogs sway a few more voters their way.