Fall 2004
Time to serve
New provost Nowell Donovan has big ideas for transforming TCU from a great university to a Great University. While he has spent years studying Earth’s ancient history, it’s TCU’s future that he’s focused on now.
Fall 2004
New provost Nowell Donovan has big ideas for transforming TCU from a great university to a Great University. While he has spent years studying Earth’s ancient history, it’s TCU’s future that he’s focused on now.
Fall 2004
Chancellor Emeritus William E. Tucker remembers Dr. Moudy.
Summer 2004
The story of Valerie Neal ’71: a TCU liberal arts graduate who came to be in charge of one of the Smithsonian’s top space artifacts.
Summer 2004
Horned Frogs serving in Guatemala with the Peace Corps find more than a job. They find a new life.
Summer 2004
After 35 years, TCU’s first provost William H. Koehler retires, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and a deep love of the university.
Summer 2004
Spring Reunion brought together old Frog friends Marcia Mills Wren ’43, Capt. Harden Killian Jr. ’42 and Annette Knepper Dean ’42.
Spring 2004
TCU’s mission statement, adopted four years ago, came with a bold goal: To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders. It’s a grand concept — one that begs the enormous question: How?
Spring 2004
We asked: What is ethical leadership and what is its place in higher education?
Spring 2004
Senior religion major Kip Brown searches for truth at TCU. Reprinted from The TCU Daily Skiff.
Spring 2004
Joe T. Garcia’s Chef Lanny Lancarte II ’97 proves when it comes to nouvelle cuisine, you can come home again.