Campus News: Alma Matters

Spring 2017

Q&A with Darron Turner, TCU’s first chief inclusion officer

As chief inclusion officer, Darron Turner will collaborate with faculty, staff and students to ensure everyone’s voice is valued.

Spring 2017

Disaster Preparedness in Health Care

Hospitals must plan ahead or risk short staffing in crises, nursing professor finds.

Spring 2017

Faculty brainstorm course concepts

If you could create a class at TCU, what would it be?

Spring 2017

Being Earnest

Theatre students performed Oscar Wilde’s farcical comedy “The Importance of Being Earnest.”

Winter 2017

Seppo Aarnos, 1937-2016

Famed sculptor and creator of the TCU Horned Frog rubbed for luck, died in October.

Winter 2017

Created to Dance

Dance students showcased a range of styles at the Fall Concert at Ed Landreth Auditorium in November.

Winter 2017

Uma Tauber’s Memory Tips

The cognitive psychologist explores how students, workers and the elderly retain information.

Winter 2017

Race, Ethnicity and Politics and Texas

With the 2016 release of his first book, Max Krochmal stepped into the national spotlight as an authority on social justice and activism in the Lone Star State.

Winter 2017

Bilingual Speech Therapy for Stroke Survivors

A monthly bilingual support group at Miller Speech & Hearing Clinic offers hope for people working to regain the ability to speak.

Winter 2017

College Advising Corps – By the Numbers

Explaining the reach and impact of the 24 TCU graduates who help underrepresented high school students get to college.