‘We Don’t Give Up on Them’: TCU Helps Find Missing Service Members
A Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency official estimated that about half of the nearly 81,000 missing U.S. service members are recoverable.
Features | Topics: Research & Discovery
Waiting and Hoping: How Families of Missing Service Members Cope With Uncertainty and Grief
The spouses, families and friends of missing service members deal with loss and uncertainty differently. Some speak out. Others keep their grief private.
The Long Search for Capt. William Elmo Powell, Lost Over Vietnam in 1968
His family memorialized him three times as answers trickled in over the decades. Some questions remain.
November 4, 2026
Horned Frogs Abroad: Jack Diehl in Dublin
A TCU senior sees European politics up close in Dublin.
How TCU Alumnus Curtis King Has Preserved Black Arts and Culture for Five Decades
Guided by a mentor’s advice and an unshakable purpose, King built The Black Academy of Arts and Letters into a Dallas institution.
Features | Topics: Alumni,College of Fine Arts,What I Learned Since Graduation
Joy Purcell Rich ’86 on Leading Susan G. Komen Greater Fort Worth
She came to TCU to major in ballet. A detour into public relations and fundraising led Rich to the helm of a nonprofit fighting breast cancer.
Features | Topics: Alumni,How I Got Here
TCU’s Xavier Edmonds Talks Kobe Bryant, Long Beach and the Road to the Big 12
The 6-foot-8 forward arrived as the nation’s top junior college player, then helped the Horned Frogs to a program-record 11 Big 12 wins in his first Division I season.
Sports: Riff Ram | Topics: Q&A
Maj. Horace S. Carswell Jr. Would Not Leave a Crewman Behind
TCU’s only Medal of Honor recipient gave his name to a Fort Worth air base. Campus advocates hope to add a statue in front of Reed Hall.
Features | Topics: Alumni,Mem’ries Sweet
TCU in Dublin: What the Aer Lingus Classic Revealed
Inside a week of receptions, business case competitions and one very old book — and what 10,000 traveling Horned Frogs made of Ireland.
Features | Topics: Alumni,Athletics,Neeley School of Business
TCU Cadet Fayette Jiang Trains for an Air Force Commission While Studying Nursing
As a high school student, she watched the Armed Forces Bowl from the stands at Amon G. Carter Stadium. Now that campus is hers.
Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: Feature,Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences,Student File










