Research + Discovery

Fall 2018

Army Survival Art Inspires Project

Subjects of 1957 Army drawings find new life in Nicholas Bontrager’s work.

Fall 2018

Ancient Manuscript Describes Assimilation of Aztecs

Art historian Lori Boornazian Diel decodes the story of Spanish invasion and the struggle to find a new identity after defeat.

Fall 2018

Data Breach Warrants Carefully Crafted Apology

When sensitive information gets hacked, Joshua Bentley says it’s important for corporations to iterate four elements.

Fall 2018

Failure on a Small Scale: Tiny Holes Elude Silicon Researchers

Professor Jeffery Coffer doesn’t allow frustration to get in the way of solving a riddle.

Summer 2018

Real Media Bias or Fake News?

Political scientist Adam Schiffer unpacks the bias charge against the media.

Summer 2018

Gender Inequality in Marketing

Catherine Coleman investigates the link between marketing campaigns and inequalities women experience in economic markets.

Summer 2018

Stopping Anthrax with Antibiotics

An enzyme may be key to stopping tough bacterial infections.

Summer 2018

The Evolution of Female Military Entertainers

Kara Dixon Vuic unravels the role of  “girl next door” entertainers.

Spring 2018

Mayan Poets, Storytellers Share their Ancient Language

A new book, translated by a TCU professor, highlights contemporary Mayan poets and storytellers.

Spring 2018

Waste Management Is Key to Preventing Ocean Pollution

Students tackle problematic plastics during Frog Forum.