Summer 2021
Terrence Maiden’s RedBird Revival
The alumnus is transforming an old mall into new hope for his childhood South Dallas neighborhood.
Features
Summer 2021
Can a Lynching Spark Change?
Fred Rouse died at the hands of a mob in 1921. Now Adam W. McKinney leads a drive for reconciliation and remembrance.
Spring 2021
What Trees Are on TCU’s Campus?
TCU’s tree walk, which debuted in 2010, highlights 14 of the 40 species across campus. With more than 3,200 trees, TCU has been recognized as a Tree Campus USA school.
Spring 2021
A Q&A with Bob Schieffer
A couple weeks after the 2020 election, Kris Bunton asked Bob Schieffer ’59 about journalists’ vital role in preserving democracy.
Spring 2021
From Beyonce to George Floyd: A Q&A with Lynn Hampton
The sociologist brings race, feminism and social justice to the forefront of her classrooms.
Spring 2021
Breaking the News
News media adapts to challenges, from shrinking revenue and vanishing jobs to public distrust and a world in chaos.
Spring 2021
Students Deal With Homelessness, Even at TCU
An unstable housing situation can present even more challenges for students trying to succeed in high school and college.
Spring 2021
Skincare With a Conscience
FarmHouse Fresh sells locally grown, natural skincare products and provides sanctuary for rescued farm animals.
Spring 2021
How TCU Met the Virtual Challenge
The creativity of professors gives students a classroom experience online.
Spring 2021
Mapping Faraway Galaxies in Sloan Space Initiative
Under Peter Frinchaboy, TCU plots stars in the international collaboration.