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First Class Physicians

The TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine's inaugural class was marked by innovation and pivots.

Exploring New Topics Through Research

Graduate students are improving the world by reaching beyond the boundaries of knowledge.

Psychology and the Pill

Hormonal contraception may affect stress, choice of partners and more, Sarah Hill finds.

Reducing Cesareans

Nurses can keep birthing moms out of the operating room, Melissa Sherrod says.

Features

How COVID-19 Has Altered University Life

College goes virtual during the coronavirus pandemic and disrupts plans for graduating seniors.

Ruth De Jong photographed in her work / live loft in downtown Los Angeles.

Alumni, Features

From ‘Twin Peaks’ to ‘Us,’ She Sets the Scene

Ruth De Jong is a top Hollywood production designer with credits including the hit show “Yellowstone.”

Research + Discovery

Floyd Wormley Jr. Leads Research and Graduate Studies

The associate provost, dean and professor works to perfect the teacher-scholar model.

Dennis Shingleton at Rockwood Golf Course on May 15, 2020. Photo by Joyce Marshall

Alumni

Dennis Shingleton Uses Councilman Position to Battle Coronavirus

Decades of health care experience helped the veteran prepare Fort Worth for COVID-19.

Research + Discovery

Personalized Vaccines Coming Soon?

Hana Dobrovolny’s research could lead to antiviral drugs.

Dr. Dean Williams, professor of biology in TCU's College of Science and Engineering, studies horned lizards and is working to reintroduce them back into the wild. Williams is shown here holding a life-size model of a horned lizard. Photo by Rodger Mallison, October 8, 2019

Research + Discovery, Web Extras

Saving Horned Frogs From Extinction

Genetics expert Dean Williams is aiding the lizards’ reintroduction to Texas wildlands.

Sports: Riff Ram

Jeremiah Donati Leads Athletics Through Pandemic

TCU’s director of intercollegiate athletics talks about draft picks and COVID-19 responses.

Alumni

Radio Personality Landry Burdine Knows Football

The TCU Football walk-on ended up being the captain of the 1998 Sun Bowl team.

Come On, Get Happy

What’s required for happiness? Is happiness the point of life? What is happiness? The five-part virtual course features discussions on four perspectives on happiness.

Research + Discovery

Amiso George Blends Culture and Crisis Communication

The professor has studied training and strategy on several continents.