Spring 2003

David Harris to speak on campus? Now that just wouldn’t do.

For 25 years, TCU students have spent a semester in the nation’s capital working in highly placed internships found through The Washington Center. By the time they leave, they’ve left a mark on D.C.

Since 1978 TCU has partnered with The Washington Center, a nonprofit that provides an internship program with academic seminars in the nation’s capital.

From New York to Fort Worth, antsy ‘Amphibians’ are creating their own work.

Amanda Hosey ’03 is up on the rapidly changing world of pop culture, but she’s not down with modern slang.

Chancellor Michael Ferrari signs off on a stellar career as TCU’s CEO.

Alumni share memories of their adventures from living on campus.

Jay Warren ’94 brings political stories to TV viewers.

For 40 years, TCU’s top journalist Bob Schieffer ’59 — Washington’s good-guy reporter and tireless news hound — always got the story. In his new book he shares behind-the-scenes dirt on how he pulled it off.

Mary Alice Bennington Yelverton ’50 writes weekly column for The Boerne Star newspaper.