Features

Spring 2011

Q&A with … Chancellor Victor J. Boschini

The chancellor discusses his appointment to the board of the American Council on Education and what it means for TCU.

Spring 2011

Object lesson: Tailor made

“Urban Cowboy” style Western shirt features horned frogs and dates to 1970s or 1980s.

Spring 2011

Mr. Approachable

Neeley’s Bill Moncrief has an easy way with students, a passion to connect as a teacher and it shows.

Spring 2011

Path of Enlightenment: William Tweed ’73

William Tweed ’73 MA (PhD ’75) spent two decades as a park ranger preserving the precious High Sierra and Sequoia forests. IN a new book, he reflects the parks’ enduring beauty and majestic strength.

Spring 2011

Face value

What does your mug say about your personality, work style and life experience? Quite a lot actually, says attorney turned professional face reader Mac Fulfer ’71, who reveals some tricks of the trade and how it changed his life.

Spring 2011

TCU in 1931

Enrollment was 1,239 and half of those were women.

Spring 2011

“Little Bit” remembers a lot

Now 101 years old, Margie Frost ’31 still thinks fondly of her TCU days, especially the rivalry with Baylor.

Spring 2011

Endeavors 2011

Annual online research feature looks at the work of 12 extraordinary professors.

Spring 2011

Birds in the bush

Students conduct field research to gauge wind turbines’ impact on birds.

Spring 2011

Wind blown

Wind turbines may be a symbol of green energy, but what effects are they having on the ecosystem? TCU biology professors Amanda Hale and Kris Karsten ’00 are exploring why some species of bats are at risk and what can be done to help them.