Summer 2015
Spiders as Mercury Contaminators
Are spiders a missing link as toxic mercury moves from water onto land?
Features
Summer 2015
Nine Questions of Undergraduate Research
From the dark web to poisonous spiders, undergraduates and their faculty mentors investigate big questions in a search for useful results.
Spring 2015
On the Front Lines
International disease detective Rebecca Coulborn tracks the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
Spring 2015
Trauma care
Pre-Health Professions Institute students connect coursework to the real world as new emergency room interns.
Spring 2015
The writing
on the wall
WHEN BUILDING PLANNERS were sketching concepts for Rees-Jones Hall, an early idea was to have writable surfaces everywhere. The thinking went: The more places students and teachers have to draw and doodle, the more learning will occur. But that’s not all that happened. With writable wall paint and dry-erase wallpaper in the hallways, classrooms and
Spring 2015
The classroom (r)evolution
Active learning has been in place at TCU for years. But with multidisciplinary Rees-Jones Hall now open, students and professors have a new technology-rich, 21st century place to learn together.
Spring 2015
Hidden Gems
Little-seen treasures from the TCU Permanent Art Collection made a public display on campus in February.
Winter 2015
One heartbeat
From unranked and off-the-radar to College Football Playoff contender, the 2014 TCU Football team surprised everyone — except themselves. How the 2014 Peach Bowl season began from disappointment.
Winter 2015
The Rise of the Chancellor’s Scholars
Record growth in the scholarship program attracts the best and brightest, elevates TCU’s national profile.
Winter 2015
A chance to change
As a Chancellor’s Scholar graduating in 2015, learning among the top students was transformative. Now, it’s time to return the investment.
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