Winter Redux 2020
A Personal Fight with Dementia
Jim McLarty turns his dementia diagnosis into a powerful tool for advocacy.
Research + Discovery
Fall 202010765TCU Magazine Podcast
TCU Magazine Podcast: Ron Pitcock’s Lesson on Cultural Memory
How will the coronavirus embed itself into the collective memory of the American people?
Fall 202010764TCU Magazine Podcast
TCU Magazine Podcast: Side Effects May Include
If a woman stops taking hormonal birth control, does her attraction toward her partner change? Sarah Hill thinks so.
Fall 2020
Psychology and the Pill
Hormonal contraception may affect stress, choice of partners and more, Sarah Hill finds.
Fall 2020
Saving Horned Frogs From Extinction
Genetics expert Dean Williams is aiding the lizards’ reintroduction to Texas wildlands.
Fall 2020
Don Greenwood Explores How Social Workers Can Help Stop Human Trafficking
Advocates can better link survivors with new sources of support.
Fall 2020
Alessa Juarez Finds Responding to Mental Health Crises Requires Collaboration
De-escalating situations and improving services need an empathetic team approach.
Fall 2020
Whitney Roach Seeks Ways to Make Schools More Inclusive for Queer Students
In K-12 schools, the researcher found little support for non-heteronormative students and families.
Fall 2020
Collin Yoxall’s Research Helps Advertisers Account for Social Media Fatigue
Platforms enable two-way conversations between brands and consumers, but users may be ignoring advertisements in their feeds.
Fall 2020
Elizabeth Theban’s Thesis Focuses on How “The Fox” Changed Art Criticism
A short-lived ’70s journal that used Marxist ideology had a significant influence on the art world.
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