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A meadow of red and yellow wildflowers fills the foreground, with tall grasses, scattered trees on the horizon and low sun behind a bank of clouds.

Fall 2026

From the Chancellor: Daniel W. Pullin on Stewardship, AI and Knowledge in Service of Others

A 3,600-acre refuge sits inside Fort Worth’s city limits, and TCU students are helping care for it. Back on campus, two students built an AI platform designed to reach the developing world by phone.

Three TCU students carry plates of food through Gutierrez Hall's sunlit dining commons.

Summer 2026

From the Chancellor: Daniel W. Pullin on Food, Community and Belonging at TCU

From a pitmaster to a vegan chef to a wheat historian, Chancellor Pullin introduces a Summer 2026 issue about the people who nourish others.

A decorative purple banner aimed at returning TCU students reads "Welcome back, we missed you!"

Winter 2022

Chancellor: Meet the Frogs

TCU’s newest community members show how our best is yet to come.

Students at the mystery destination — New Orleans ‚ with Chancellor Victor Boschini in summer 2022

Fall 2022

Here’s to the leaders, the coaches and the mentors

At TCU, we do more than mentor our Horned Frogs. We coach for life.

Spring 2022

Chancellor: Meaningful Connections With Impact

The influence of the Horned Frog community starts on campus and extends to the far reaches of the globe.

Luncheon on the green, 1971. (Derived from original 35mm negative SG-11, 13 | TCU Photograph Collection RU 53 | digitool identifier no. 101809; scanned to TIFF 1663 x 1101 px 2012-08-15)

Winter 2021

Chancellor: Looking Back Helps Us Look Forward

1971 was quite a year. And I can speak from personal experience.

Fall 2021

Chancellor: TCU Has Long Prioritized Integrated Wellness

How is everyone feeling? It’s an important question.

TCU students enjoy an on-campus “Spring Refresh” during the second week of March, 2021. As the continuing pandemic made it dangerous for students to travel and gather in large groups, TCU leadership conceived the three-day event as an alternative to the traditional spring break. Shown: view of the Community Commons. Photo by Ethan Mito, The Horned Frog Yearbook

Summer 2021

From the Chancellor: Our Hearts Are Here

The Covid-19 pandemic gave us a tumultuous roller coaster of a year — full of lessons, loss and seemingly insurmountable challenges. But it gave us gifts as well.

Students gather in the Community Commons. Photo by Photo by Eric Sasadeusz

Spring 2021

From the Chancellor: The Gifts of 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic gave us a tumultuous roller coaster of a year — full of lessons, loss and seemingly insurmountable challenges. But it gave us gifts as well and helped show the world that Horned Frogs are made of grit, intelligence and resilience.

Aerial photo of the END RACISM mural, August 7, 2020. The mural project was spearheaded by Kellton Hollins and created with the cooperation of the Chancellor's office and campus leaders. All TCU faculty, staff and students were encouraged to sign their names to the mural in support of its message. Photo courtesy of TCU Athletics....

Winter Redux 2020

Chancellor: We’re at a Crossroads of Racial Equity and Justice

Every day is an opportunity to learn from the past. As students, scholars and citizens of the world, we know history maintains a strong pull on the present.