Research + Discovery

Winter 2022

Found in Translation

David Moessner uses his knowledge of ancient languages to illuminate meaning in the Bible.

Winter 2022

Stereotypical Shakespeare Adaptations

Shakespeare may be required reading, but pair it with modern thinking, Ariane Balizet says.

Fall 2022

Total Immersion

International STEM graduate students must navigate a new land and unfamiliar ways.

Fall 2022

Helping STEM Bloom

TCU leaders are mentoring scholars of color for in-demand STEM jobs.

Fall 2022

Joanne Connor Green on Politics and Gender

The professor of political science empowers students to change their communities.

Fall 2022

Lessons From Teacher Pensions

Dongwoo Kim does the math on retirement and retaining educators.

Fall 2022

Closing the Covid Vaccination Gap

Jackie Zhuang’s research points to strategies to overcome Black Americans’ hesitancy.

Summer 2022

The Weight of Society’s Judgment

Jeannine Gailey’s research highlights size discrimination in health care, career options and more.

Summer 2022

Can Boxing Strike a Blow Against Parkinson’s?

A pilot study will put data behind the idea that an exercise program can delay symptoms of the disease.

Summer 2022

A Weapon Against Covid

An existing anti-rejection drug could combat life-threatening inflammation in Covid patients.