Fall 2019
Sam Arnold Challenges Students to See Politics from Different Vantage Points
In a Q&A, the political scientist talks about leading his class in discussions on justice and social cooperation.
Research + Discovery
Fall 2019
Elva Orozco Mendoza Studies Juarez Femicide Protests
The assistant professor of political science discusses “maternal activism” in Latin America.
Fall 2019
Faculty from Other Disciplines Use Liberal Arts
How do you merge the liberal arts with your curriculum?
Latest News
Sarah Hill Researches Hormonal Birth Control
The psychology professor found that being on the birth control pill makes women a different version of themselves than when they are off of it.
Summer 2019
Ideas of Terrorism Transfer to Latin American Immigrants
A sociologist finds the unease affects U.S. views and laws.
Summer 2019
The Secret to Learning a Language
For Guangyan Chen, the absence of context means learning a language is just translating, not participating.
Summer 2019
Steps for Bystander Intervention
A social work scholar studies how to train faculty to recognize risky behavior and speak up.
Summer 2019
Statistics in Sports Broadcasts Add to Spectator Experience
Dustin Hahn found that as data used in NFL airings rose, so did the intensity of fandom.
Spring 2019
How is Research Funded?
External funding and internal grants contribute millions of dollars toward research at TCU.
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TCU Magazine Podcast: Avoiding Problem Behavior in School with a New Strategy
Two assistant professors discuss effective strategies for parents and teachers to work together to best support the student.
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