Features

Spring 2012

For better or worse

Since the doors of Robert Carr Chapel opened in 1953, organist Emmet Smith has played the organ for more than 2,600 weddings. Some really stand out in his memory.

Spring 2012

Jungle calling

Rebecca Reeder-Hunt ’73 spent many years in the classroom, but these days she does all her teaching outdoors — to students with bright orange fur.

Spring 2012

Q&A with … O. Homer Erekson ’74

TCU offered courses in accounting, business administration, finance, insurance, secretarial sciences and transportation utilities as early as 1884, but it wasn’t until 1938 that the university boasted of a school of business. In August 2013, TCU’s Neeley School of Business will turn 75, but that hasn’t stopped dean O. Homer Erekson ’74 from touting the

Spring 2012

Dishing it out

New recipe for change

Spring 2012

Object lesson: TCU Scrapbook Collection

TCU Special Collections has digitally scanned 10 of the 39 books, which now can be explored online.

Spring 2012

Room for debate

New team revives a TCU tradition that dates back to the early 1900s.

Spring 2012

Objects of affection

Professor examines how people can fall in love with their stuff.

Spring 2012

Ticket to ride: TCU students tour civil rights landmarks

Civil rights tour brings the past into the present for students.

Spring 2012

Makeup exam

The semester final for students in THEA 11223 Stage Makeup: Make your face a masterpiece.

Spring 2012

History in the making

Class records insights of TCU’s leaders past and present.