Campus News: Alma Matters

Kelsey Milbourn (left) as Viola and Garret Storms (right) as Orsino in a dress rehearsal for Trinity Shakespeare's production of Twelfth Night. Photo by Amy Peterson

Fall 2018

On Stage: Trinity Shakespeare Festival

For its 10th season, the festival featured performances of Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night.

Fall 2018

Michelle Bauml: Social Studies Activist

The Winter Professor in Early Childhood Education leverages her experience as an elementary school teacher to create broad educational — and social — change.

Fall 2018

Show Your Syllabus: Beyonce and Intersectionality

From “Formation” to “Lemonade,” this course utilizes the artistry, musicianship and feminism of Beyoncé to explore deeper issues of patriarchy, racism, classism and sexism in society.

Among an assortment of plaques, photos and articles displayed on the wall of the Institute of Behavioral Research is a framed miniature American flag. The flag is accompanied by a certificate that states "THIS FLAG WAS ON BOARD APOLLO XIII DURING ITS FLIGHT AND EMERGENCY RETURN TO EARTH | APOLLO XIII | April 11-17, 1970" followed by the signatures of crew members James Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise and the official emblem of the Apollo XIII mission. Photo by Glen E. Ellman, August 14, 2018

Fall 2018

Symbol of Democracy Survives

A little flag from ill-fated Apollo 13 is on display at the Behavioral Research Institute.

Fall 2018

Does Failure Have Benefits? Faculty Discuss

Professors quote notable people like J.K. Rowling and Jimmy Buffett to reflect on the fruits of failure.

Summer 2018

Faculty By the Numbers

In 2017, 669 full-time professors, instructors and lecturers disseminated knowledge and mentored students.

Professor Stacy Landreth Grau teaches the importance of radical collaboration. Photo by Glen E. Ellman

Summer 2018

Stacy Landreth Grau: Design Thinking Guru

With design thinking, a marketing professor encourages students to try, try some more and remember to work together.

Scene from Theatre TCU's production of the Molière play Tartuffe, performed at Jerita Foley Buschman Theatre, February 27 through March 4, 2018. Shown, left to right: John Badar as Tartuffe, Mackenna Milbourn as Elmire and Matthew Parker (on the floor) as Ogon. Photo by Amy Peterson, March 3, 2018

Summer 2018

On Stage: A Fool’s Appeal

Theatre TCU performed the timeless comedy Tartuffe at the Jerita Foley Buschman Theatre in March.

The live oak tree, located on University Drive, is about 156 years old. Photo by Carolyn Cruz

Summer 2018

Object Lesson: If This Tree Could Talk

The TCU Class of 1912 transplanted a tree to mark the university’s move to Fort Worth.

Rainbow patterned lightbulb Illustration by Getty Images © phototechno

Summer 2018

What is Creativity? Faculty Respond

TCU professors discuss the importance of creativity across all disciplines.

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