Letters
TCU Students Can Do Anything
These words caught my eye recently: “What can you do with a liberal arts degree from AddRan? Anything.”
Alumni
Alan Royal Promotes Equity and Inclusion to Help Scholars Succeed
The alumnus mentors young students as they pursue higher education and careers.
Features, Research + Discovery
Tatiana Arguello Explores Conflict in Central American Literature
The assistant professor of Spanish and Hispanic studies the lasting effects of war.
Research + Discovery
Black Theater and Literature Show America’s Painful Past
Stacie McCormick, assistant professor of English, explores the link between slavery and contemporary African American performance and literature.
Features
Comics in the Classroom Spark Creative Thinking
The medium itself breaks boundaries, and this idea transfers to course subject matter.
Alumni, Features
Through Comics and Video Games, Molly Mahan Tells Stories
The senior narrative editor for Riot Games previously worked for DC Comics and Dynamite Comics.
Alumni, Features
Crowdsourcing Can Lead to Solving Crimes with Police
Johnny Nhan analyzed how citizens banded together on platforms like Reddit to find the Boston Marathon bombers.
Features, Research + Discovery
Elva Orozco Mendoza Studies Juarez Femicide Protests
The assistant professor of political science discusses “maternal activism” in Latin America.
Alumni, Features
Sai Tuialii Fights Crime in South Los Angeles
The police sergeant returned to his hometown after playing basketball for TCU.
Research + Discovery
The Endless Cycle of Rebuilding After a Flood
Todd Kerstetter chronicles the constant power struggle that comes with attempting to create a life along a river.