Spring 2017
NIT Title is a Dream Come True
There are few things more magical for the Horned Frog family than when we celebrate spectacular moments together.
Letters
Winter 2017
A Gift of Learning
Chancellor Boschini writes that Starpoint exemplifies everything good about TCU.
Summer 2013
At home in Tuscany
In a chance encounter in Italy, Kerry ’73 and Clarence Scharbauer III ’73 met fellow Frog David Rigo ’80.
Spring 2015
From the chancellor: Fostering innovation
In a March 2015 article about higher education innovation, Fast Company magazine featured our Rees-Jones Hall, describing it as “an incubator facility designed to maximize social and intellectual connectivity.”
Spring 2015
Letters from our readers
It was fun to read the comments about rubbing the Horned Frog’s nose. Spreading cheerful fun with my creation since 1984 warms my heart. Seppo Aarnos TCU parent and sculptor of TCU Horned Frog Praise for Ralph Carter VERY well deserved! Dr. Carter is one of the best lecturers I’ve ever heard. John Bennett Missing Richard
Spring 2014
Chancellor Boschini on educating Frogs for life
As the University creates its future, the defining TCU experience lives on.
Spring 2014
A mother’s letter
This quarter, TCU lost two current students. One was Matthew Nichols of Irvine, Calif., who died on Jan. 1. His mother shared a letter she wrote to the TCU community that was read at an on-campus memorial in January.
Spring 2009
Spring 2009: Letters to the Editor
Readers sound off about biology class, the C in TCU and old gameday memories.
Spring 2004
Letters: Spring 2004
An old wrong righted After slogging through the snow on Christmas Eve to pick up mail, my eye caught the purple and silver of The TCU Magazine. Still on my mind from the night before was the exhilarating game on ESPN, and the laughs from the rest of the family as my 8-year-old granddaughter and
Fall 2002
Letters: Fall 2002
Remembering Joseph Addison Clark As a descendent of Joseph Addison Clark, I was very pleased to read your recent article in The TCU Magazine, “Muddle in the Middle: The ‘C’ in TCU.” I cannot recall having seen in print anyone mentioning that my great great grandfather had anything to do with the founding of TCU.