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From the Chancellor
As TCU closes its sesquicentennial, the university has a vision for the next 150 years.
Alumni, Features
Called to Help
Morgan Davies brings services to deaf children and their families.
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Funding a Future
As the endowment builds, so does TCU’s reach to improve the world.
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Survival Story
Evoking empathy through dance on film, Suki John shares her family’s Holocaust trauma.
Sports: Riff Ram
New Heights
Mark Campbell, the new women’s basketball coach, believes TCU has all the tools to be successful.
Mem’ries Sweet
Trading Places
The Big Switch gave a student a taste of the chancellor’s day while the chancellor went back to class.
Alumni, Features
The Write Stuff
Amber Phillips’ persistence and passion for the big story land her a dream job at The Washington Post.
Campus News: Alma Matters
From Application to Admission
Amid an increasingly selective admission process, Heath Einstein leads the team that builds the TCU community of the future.
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Worth a Thousand Words
Rummaging through decades of photos uncovers gems that deserve another look.
Alumni, Features
On the Fast Track
Johnny Collins knows how to run a winning race and a successful company.
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Artificial Assistance
Our career expert says it’s best to use AI for finessing job application materials — not creating them.
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Celebrating 150
TCU went all out for its 150th anniversary, and so did the Frog community.
Alumni, Features
How It Started …
Kyle Cavan jewelry keeps co-founder Jessica Anderson Garcia busy.
Research + Discovery
Obstacles to Education
Experiences of Black students and parents are at the center of Endia Lindo’s book.
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Conduit for Learning
Electrical engineering interns assess the campus power grid.
Research + Discovery
Market Values
Rosemarie Fike studies the link between the economy and ethics.