Research + Discovery
TCU Partners with Fort Worth Nature Center to Build Urban Research Hub
A five-year agreement turns 3,600 acres of Fort Worth prairie, marsh and river bottom into a classroom and a lab.
Research + Discovery
How a 1976 TCU Learning Study and Early AI Research Began With the Same Question
Fifty years after the same agency funded a TCU learning study and early work on AI, the two have met in the classroom.
Q&A: Author and Art Educator Lauren Horn
The TCU alumna discusses how a viral TikTok video turned into a book built on one idea: drawing is a teachable skill, not an innate talent.
Sports: Riff Ram
Cameron Patton Wants More After TCU Soccer’s Historic Run to the College Cup
The Austin native and All-Big 12 defender returns to anchor a back line and a veteran core that’s chasing the program’s first national title.
Alumni
TCU Alumnus John Booty on the NFL, Fox 5 and Coaching Congress
As a TCU student-athlete, John Booty wrote down his life ambitions. Nearly 40 years and an NFL career later, he’s still checking things off.
Campus News: Alma Matters
TCU Painting Major Caya Crum Brings Fort Worth’s Western Spirit to the Canvas
Cowboys, cactus and a lot of pink. The TCU senior’s work turns up all over Fort Worth, from Near Southside to Sundance Square.
Research + Discovery
TCU Dean of Students Karen Bell Morgan on Helping Students Thrive
A public health educator before she returned to TCU, she now leads the office where discipline and care share a door.
Alumni
TCU Alumna Jackie Raye Is Living Her Broadway Dream in “Wicked”
A shy fourth grader who refused to sing for the Georgia Children’s Choir grew up to make her principal Broadway debut in “Wicked.”
Features
What AI Skills Do Employers Want? TCU’s Mike Caldwell Explains
About 10% of job listings on Handshake mention artificial intelligence. Here are the AI skills those listings actually ask for.
Letters
From the Chancellor: Daniel W. Pullin on Stewardship, AI and Knowledge in Service of Others
A 3,600-acre refuge sits inside Fort Worth’s city limits, and TCU students are helping care for it. Back on campus, two students built an AI platform designed to reach the developing world by phone.
Alumni
Cincinnati Reds Team Photographer Kate Woolson: How It Started … How It’s Going
She grew up in San Diego in a family of LA Dodgers fans and planned to produce for ESPN. Photographing TCU baseball changed the plan.
Alumni
Mental Health Advocates Jim and Kate Lykes Offer Empathy and Guidance
A family member’s struggle led Kate Lykes from a chief financial officer job to clinical social work, and Jim Lykes to Houston-area mental health boards.
Alumni
Alumni Chapter: Denver Horned Frogs Ski, Cheer and Serve Their City
The Mile High City is home to 1,756 TCU graduates. Their leadership team has built attendance by leaning on what Colorado already offers.
Alumni
Recollections: What’s the One Decision You Believe Most Improved TCU?
From a 1970s writing requirement to Frog Camp, alumni make the case for what mattered most.
Campus News: Alma Matters
More Than a Mascot: What It Takes to Suit Up as SuperFrog
Students who don the costume start with a few dozen hours of training and keep their identities secret until graduation.
Research + Discovery
Facial Recognition Has Made It Nearly Impossible to Disappear
Sharrona Pearl explores the link between physical appearance and identity and how technology threatens privacy.
Research + Discovery
Jessica Zeller’s Student-Centered Approach is Transforming Ballet Education
A new book explores how traditional ballet teaching causes harm and envisions a student-centered revolution through humanizing pedagogies.
Research + Discovery
How TCU Scientists Are Stopping the Body From Harming Itself
TCU researchers are on the trail of treatments for deadly fungal infections, Parkinson’s and more.
Alumni
How to Travel to Dublin and Beyond for TCU’s 2026 Aer Lingus Classic Game
TCU fans heading to the 2026 Aer Lingus Classic in Dublin can choose from more than a dozen travel packages, with options to extend the trip across Ireland.
Features
Dublin Food Guide for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic
From Guinness Storehouse oysters to whiskey-infused steaks, five restaurants offer food and drink pairings for football fans visiting Ireland this August.
Latest News, Web Extras
Horned Frog Foodies: Andrew de la Torre
TCU alumnus Andrew de la Torre ’01 launched La Pulga Spirits to bring additive-free Mexican tequila, mezcal and sotol to the U.S.
Alumni
Remembering Mike Harrison ’64: The West Texas Businessman Behind The Harrison Building, TCU’s Middle-Income Scholarship Program and Horned Frog Athletics
Mike Harrison, whose quiet generosity touched nearly every corner of campus, died April 30. He was 84.