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Building Interfaith Bridges

By keeping the faith dialogue open and respectful, TCU prepares students for a religiously diverse world.

MD School: Year Three

Aspiring doctors juggle a crucial exam and personal challenges.

Championship Culture

Alumni coaches led the TCU men’s tennis program to a national championship.

Big Break

Hamilton performer John Devereaux takes a turn in the spotlight.

TCU alum, Cameron Norrie, practices on the TCU courts on campus March 4, 2022. When Cam is in Fort Worth he always stays with his Texas “mom” Linda Cappel ’80 who works at the TCU Tennis Shop. Her black lab, Zoe, is also a big fan of Cameron.

Alumni, Sports: Riff Ram

Cameron Norrie’s Smashing Success

A Horned Frog legend reached the semifinals at Wimbledon.

A close-up picture of a portion of Woodrow Blagg's mixed-graphite drawing, "The Rescue."

To Save A Species

Woodrow Blagg’s detailed drawing captures TCU’s Rhino Initiative at work in Africa.

Screenwriter / producer Katherin Beattie photographed during the workday at home in Altadena, CA.

Alumni, Features

Katherine Beattie Breaks Down Barriers

From plotting TV crime to landing wheelchair backflips, the NCIS producer is on a roll.

Alumni

Alison Whitehurst Lands National Tour

From TCU’s stage to Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, the alumna shares advice.

Research + Discovery

Joanne Connor Green on Politics and Gender

The professor of political science empowers students to change their communities.

Image from a series of photos of the Ensemble Concert Series: Frog Corps and Friends in the Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU. Features TCU Frog Corps, Flower Mounds HS Con Brio, Mansfield HS Tenor-Bass Choir, and North Mesquite HS Tenor-Bass Choir. Photo by James Anger, April 6, 2022

Campus News: Alma Matters

Amplifying Voices

Adjustable acoustics make for a big sound at the Van Cliburn Concert Hall.

Coach Sonny Dykes stands in front of the TCU football team.

Sports: Riff Ram

Sonny Dykes Kicks Off a New Era

TCU’s new football coach takes over amid Big 12 Conference shifts and NIL deals.

TCU STEM students Salina Hona and Maverick Tamayo

Research + Discovery

Helping STEM Bloom

TCU leaders are mentoring scholars of color for in-demand STEM jobs.

Students at the mystery destination — New Orleans ‚ with Chancellor Victor Boschini in summer 2022

Letters

Here’s to the leaders, the coaches and the mentors

At TCU, we do more than mentor our Horned Frogs. We coach for life.

Alumni

Alex Snodgrass turned her love of cooking into a career

After experimenting with the Whole30 diet, she found her calling with The Defined Dish.

Jie Zhuang, assistant professor of communications studies is researching the acceptance of Covid vaccine in the African-American community. She is posing at a sign, in Fort Worth, advertising free Covid testing.

Research + Discovery

Closing the Covid Vaccination Gap

Jackie Zhuang’s research points to strategies to overcome Black Americans’ hesitancy.

Rare 1493 world map from Liber Chronicarum

Campus News: Alma Matters

From the Depths of History

An illustrated map from 1493 gives visitors a new reason to stop by the library.

Work from home woman having a video conference with his colleagues. Online people work together. Remote teamwork concept.

Alumni

Is Working From Home More Productive?

TCU’s career expert talks all things remote work.

TCU Medical School students from left, Ive Mota, Dilan Shah, Quinn Losefsky, Jonas Kruse, Charna Kinard, Edmundo Esparza at MedStar Mobile Healthcare center on Wednesday, June 23, 2021. Photos by Joyce Marshall

Features

MD School: Year Two

Medical students move from the classroom to the operating room.

Dongwoo Kim, assistant professor of economics in TCU's AddRan College of Liberal Arts, discusses his research into correlations between public employee pension plans, salaries and employee retention. Photo by Leo Wesson, October 19, 2021

Research + Discovery

Lessons From Teacher Pensions

Dongwoo Kim does the math on retirement and retaining educators.

An illustration of a TCU homecoming parade float with large purple TCU letters, SuperFrog in a Heisman pose, and a young boy.

Alumni, Recollections

When You Know, You Know

When did you first know you wanted to be a TCU Horned Frog?

Research + Discovery

Total Immersion

International STEM graduate students must navigate a new land and unfamiliar ways.