Inside TCU’s AI Infrastructure and Its R1 Push
With the powerful new AI² system, TCU invests in the infrastructure to meet its ambitious research goals.
Features | Topics: Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences,Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering,Research & Discovery
How TCU Is Teaching Students to Work Alongside AI
Faculty are emphasizing AI literacy and critical evaluation skills as employers increasingly expect graduates to be fluent in AI tools.
Features | Topics: College of Education,Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering,Neeley School of Business
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 | Topics: How It Started ... How It’s Going
From Music to the Mind: TCU’s John Price on Jungian Psychology, Sobriety and the Sacred
A therapist told John Price to try 90 days of sobriety. Three months turned into five years, and a music career became a practice.
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.
Features | Topics: Career Advice,Q&A
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 | Topics: Neeley School of Business,What I Learned Since Graduation
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.”
Alumni | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Feature,How I Got Here
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.
Alumni | Topics: Friend in the Business
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.
Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Feature,Student File
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.
Alumni | Topics: Frogs We Will Miss