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Daniel W. Pullin in purple academic regalia smiling at podium during TCU chancellor inauguration ceremony.

Spring 2026

From the Chancellor: Daniel W. Pullin Shares Vision of Servant Leadership and Purpose

TCU’s 11th chancellor expresses gratitude to the community and outlines his approach to leading with humility, courage and purpose.

Student researcher Saba Anjum uses a pipette while conducting laboratory research, wearing safety goggles, gloves and a lab coat.

Spring 2026

Students Get Hands-On Experience with Projects Thanks to TCU Science & Engineering Research Center Grants

Horned Frogs develop Alzheimer’s treatments, study food insecurity and create AI health tools through TCU research grants.

Fort Worth historian Richard Selcer poses beside the city's famous panther statue, embodying his decades-long dedication to local history

Spring 2026

Discovering Fort Worth’s History with Richard Selcer, Who Wrote the Book on Hell’s Half Acre

The TCU Press all-time best-seller has spent decades chronicling the city’s hidden stories.

A pint of Guinness with a creamy head featuring latte art of the TCU Horned Frog mascot, sitting on a bar with additional Guinness branded glassware blurred in the background.

Spring 2026

Dublin Food Guide for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic

From Guinness Storehouse oysters to whiskey-infused steaks, five restaurants offer food and drink pairings for football fans visiting Ireland this August.

Watercolor illustration depicting three students in a mock trial setting. Two sit behind a small white desk sign labeled “TCU Prosecution.” A third student, wearing a grey-blue suit, white shirt and red tie, stands and gestures while holding papers.

Winter 2025

Making Their Case

The verdict is in: TCU Mock Trial becomes a national contender in a few short years.

Winter 2025

As TCU Provost, Floyd Wormley Jr. Leads with Heart, Humor and Hard-Won Wisdom

The academic leader brings clarity, conviction and a scientist’s curiosity shaped by years spent balancing lab work, mentoring and a growing call to serve in higher education.

Drawing of two individuals holding the lower two points of a five-point red-striped star, set against a blue backdrop.

Winter 2025

Government of the People

The Winter 2025 cover story examines America’s declining civic engagement and how educators and students are working to strengthen democracy.

Black-and-white photograph of author Catherine O’Connor looking toward the camera, with a shadowy wood backdrop behind her.

Winter 2025

Catherine O’Connor finds acclaim with debut novel “Dust Covered Lies”

The landscape architect and TCU Press author picked up fiction writing in her mid-50s.

Photograph of Chancellor Daniel Pullin, in a professorial role, speaking to a group of students seated around a wooden table in a classroom. The image is framed by a window bar that divides the scene in half.

Winter 2025

From the Chancellor

Research is shaping the future of TCU, Chancellor Daniel Pullin writes.

Cartoon-style illustration of a person in business attire with a red tie standing on a wall clock, holding a monocular to their eye and looking to the right.

Winter 2025

The Element of Time

Career expert Mike Caldwell shares how strategic timing can help job seekers stand out and seize new opportunities.

Features

From the Chancellor: Daniel W. Pullin Shares Vision of Servant Leadership and Purpose

Students Get Hands-On Experience with Projects Thanks to TCU Science & Engineering Research Center Grants

Discovering Fort Worth’s History with Richard Selcer, Who Wrote the Book on Hell’s Half Acre

Dublin Food Guide for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic

Making Their Case

As TCU Provost, Floyd Wormley Jr. Leads with Heart, Humor and Hard-Won Wisdom

Government of the People

Catherine O’Connor finds acclaim with debut novel “Dust Covered Lies”

From the Chancellor

The Element of Time

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