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Building on the Future

Arnold Hall, the Burnett School of Medicine’s new home, mirrors the program’s innovative approach.

Lights, Camera, Horned Frogs

TCU steps into the spotlight for Taylor Sheridan’s Landman.

The Clark Society’s Giving Spirit

The Clark Society recognizes annual donors and outstanding students and faculty.

Building Community

Thirty years after its inception, Frog Camp has helped create a campus steeped in TCU traditions — and at least one marriage.

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TCU football player Jack Bech stands on Moncrief Field at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas, during a 2024 NCAA football game. Bech is wearing a purple TCU football helmet, a black jersey with silver-gray numbering and purple pants.

Sports: Riff Ram

Jack Bech honors faith, family and football

The star wideout said the sport at which he excels comes third in life to faith and family.

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Alumni

Stronger Together

The Hispanic Alumni Alliance has fostered outreach and support for Horned Frogs for 20 years.

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Research + Discovery

Creating Sisterhood

Charlotte Hogg published a book on the rhetoric of belonging in the subculture of white sororities.

TCU women's basketball player Sedona Prince stands by Frog Fountain on a sunny day, holding a basketball in each hand at shoulder height. She wears a purple jacket, a gray, white, and orange retro TCU basketball shirt, black pants, and white and purple Nike sneakers, looking directly at the camera.

Sports: Riff Ram

Squad Goals

Sedona Prince says the Horned Frogs have their eyes on a Final Four appearance this season.

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Alumni, Features

Beyond Books

Donna Craddock co-owns one of the largest Black-owned bookstores in the southwestern United States.

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Alumni

Called to Serve

Mike King leads the nonprofit Volunteers of America on a mission to help the vulnerable.

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Alumni

Alumni Chapter: Chicago

Steered by its energetic leaders, TCU Chicago Alumni Chapter has grown steadily in recent years.

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Features

Passing on the Outside

Ex-cheerleader turned race car driver Maddie Aust is a trailblazer. But she won’t tell you that.

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Research + Discovery

Faculty Q&A with Johnny Nhan

TCU’s online master’s in criminal justice, launched by Johnny Nhan, has gained national acclaim.

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Alumni

Lillian Young: How it Started, How It’s Going

TCU alumna Lillian Young combines passions for art and education in her role for the Brooklyn Museum.

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Alumni, Features

To Be Fair

Horned Frog Katherine Van Dyck has taken her talents to the Federal Trade Commission.

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Features

The Gig Economy

Side hustles can offer flexibility or even a creative outlet, but proceed with caution.

Alumni

G. Malcolm Louden, 1945-2024

The longtime Trustee embodied the title bestowed upon him as an undergraduate: “Mr. TCU”

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Alumni

Ronald Clinkscale, 1933-2024

His speed brought him to TCU. His steadfastness kept him involved in the university for the rest of his life.

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Alumni

William E. Steele III, 1940-2024

The beloved father, husband and Horned Frog had a vision for his alma mater.

Aerial view of Arnold Hall, home of the Burnett School of Medicine at TCU, with downtown Fort Worth visible in the distance. Cars are driving through a lighted intersection in the foreground.

Features

From the Chancellor

Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr. highlights the magazine’s latest features in his quarterly address.

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Research + Discovery

Prescriptions for Chronic Inequities

TCU researchers seek to close gaps in health care access and outcomes for underserved people.

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Research + Discovery

Looking Into the Future

TCU President Daniel W. Pullin is helping lead the charge of improving a wonderful student experience.

Research + Discovery

A Seat in the Lab

A TCU team takes a hard look at the university’s policies and practices to root out systemic bias.