Features

Fall 2012

When love is not enough

The Institute of Child Development is training the judicial community how to help children most at risk.

Fall 2012

Spy Game

In her research, FTDM Professor Tricia Jenkins examined how the CIA was portrayed differently in films and television shows that received assistance from the agency and  those that did not. Can you guess if the CIA assisted the following productions? 1.  Alias 2.  24 3.  Syriana 4.  Covert Affairs 5.  Meet the Parents 6.  Salt

Fall 2012

Going global: TCU International Students

International students take different paths to TCU.

Fall 2012

Getting smart

Professor Tricia Jenkins examines the relationship between Hollywood and the CIA.

Fall 2012

The man Patterson passed

They called him “The Saturday Fox,” “Old Iron Pants” and “Mr. Razzle Dazzle,” but everyone knew him as “Dutch.”

Fall 2012

Hitting a High Note: Ava Pine ’98

Grammy-nominated soprano Ava Pine ’98 is winning rave reviews.

Fall 2012

Making his own legend

In passing Leo “Dutch” Meyer ’21, Gary Patterson is now the all-time winningest football coach in TCU history. Here’s what this milestone means to the coach, his program and the school.

Fall 2012

Welcome home: The Carter is ready

“The Carter” made a grand debut in 2012.

Fall 2012

Sentimental journey: Curt Wilson and the Alumni Jazz Ensemble in Europe

Curt Wilson and some former students brought their special style of jazz to Europe this summer.

Spring 2012

Indonesia’s vanishing forests

A devastating logging campaign, driven by the demand of developed countries for timber, pulp and plywood, wiped out 40 percent of Indonesia’s forests between 1950 and 2000.