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KTCU The Choice Illustration using lettering and music notes by Mary Kate McDevitt

Spring 2018

KTCU Celebrates 70 Years

The campus radio station offers students a chance for real-world experience.

At the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, curator and chair of the Space History Department Valerie Neal '71 stands next to A Cosmic View, artist Robert McCall's 1976 mural celebrating space exploration. Photo by Lisa Helfert

Spring 2018

Curator Brings Discovery to Smithsonian as NASA Considers Mars

Space historian Valerie Neal shares stories from shuttle era.

Katherine Spillar '75 is the executive editor of Ms. Magazine and co-founder/executive director of the Feminist Majority Foundation. Photo by Max S. Gerber

Spring 2018

Katherine Spillar Fights for Feminism

Activist helps lead the charge for gender equality.

Courtland MacQueenette ’16 learned to play golf from his father, William, a battalion chief with the Fort Worth Fire Department. Photo by Leo Wesson

Spring 2018

Michael Ferrari’s Vision for Diversity

The former chancellor’s plans to shift demographics inspired an academic scholarship.

The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum bookstore displays copies of books by Valerie Neal '71, curator and chair of the museum's Space History Department. Photo by Lisa Helfert

Spring 2018

A Closer Look: Books by Valerie Neal

The Smithsonian curator’s latest nonfiction book is Spaceflight in the Shuttle Era and Beyond.

Seen on the flight deck of the space shuttle Challenger, astronaut Sally K. Ride became the first American woman in space on June 18, 1983, at age 32. DPA picture alliance archive / Alamy Stock Photo

Spring 2018

Smithsonian Curator Chronicles Remarkable Life of Sally Ride

The collection highlights the achievements of the first American woman in space.

Dr. Jimmy Kuo in the cardiac catheterization laboratory at Cook Children's. Photo by Mark Graham

Winter 2018

Physicians Find Value in Leadership Programs

Do business and leadership belong in medical school?

Dan Jenkins speaks to the crowd at the inaugural awards given in his honor in October 2017. Frank DeFord, a colleague of Jenkins at Sports Illustrated, posthumously received the first lifetime achievement medal. Photo by Mark Graham

Winter 2018

Dan Jenkins Is a TCU Treasure

The award-winning sports writer made his name writing for Sports Illustrated and Golf Digest, and his books include Semi-Tough, which became a movie.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping participated in the 9th BRICS Summit on Sept. 4, 2017 in Xiamen, China. Photo illustration by Corrie Buchanan Demmler | Original image - Creative Commons | Kremlin.ru

Winter 2018

Professors Track China-Russia Alliance

A new research initiative illuminates six decades of Sino-Soviet relations to help predict future patterns.

Doctor with iPad. © by Guschenkova | Shutterstock

Winter 2018

MBA Program Advances the Business of Health Care

The degree is intended for today’s leaders in a new health care environment.

Features

KTCU Celebrates 70 Years

Curator Brings Discovery to Smithsonian as NASA Considers Mars

Katherine Spillar Fights for Feminism

Michael Ferrari’s Vision for Diversity

A Closer Look: Books by Valerie Neal

Smithsonian Curator Chronicles Remarkable Life of Sally Ride

Physicians Find Value in Leadership Programs

Dan Jenkins Is a TCU Treasure

Professors Track China-Russia Alliance

MBA Program Advances the Business of Health Care

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