Summer 2021
Can a Lynching Spark Change?
Fred Rouse died at the hands of a mob in 1921. Now Adam W. McKinney leads a drive for reconciliation and remembrance.
Research + Discovery
Summer 2021
Ben Sherman Ties Photosynthesis to Affordable Solar Energy Cells
The chemist is working to improve photovoltaic cells that can convert sunlight.
Spring 2021
From Beyonce to George Floyd: A Q&A with Lynn Hampton
The sociologist brings race, feminism and social justice to the forefront of her classrooms.
Spring 2021
Looking Past Test Scores for School Success
Are teachers happy? Do students like the library? Jo Beth Jimerson looks beyond numbers.
Spring 2021
New Textbook Gives Global Insight Into Teaching Literacy
Robin Griffith and Jan Lacina’s writing taps other cultures to teach literacy.
Spring 2021
Climate Change? Have Another Cup of Coffee
Omar Harvey studies novel ways to capture and store carbon dioxide.
Spring 2021
Mapping Faraway Galaxies in Sloan Space Initiative
Under Peter Frinchaboy, TCU plots stars in the international collaboration.
Winter Redux 2020
Reprogramming Cells Could Restore Vision
Sai Chavala’s new research puts hope in sight for people with macular degeneration.
Winter Redux 2020
How to Turn Kids into Readers
Find a genre and format that will get them interested, from graphic novels to audiobooks.
Winter Redux 2020
What Does Dementia Feel Like?
Michelle Kimzey places empathy at the front of the nursing classroom to improve dementia care.