Research + Discovery

Fall 2017

Greed and the Company’s Bottom Line

Study finds that too much greed and too much generosity can both hurt a company’s bottom line.

Fall 2017

Eclipsing Research

TCU astronomer Kat Barger shines a light on the Milky Way’s origins.

Summer 2017

Class Travels to U.S.-Mexico Border Wall

Justice Journey illuminates Chicano culture in Texas in conjunction with the Latino/a Civil Rights Struggles course.

Summer 2017

Carson Huey-You is TCU’s Youngest Graduate

Physics prodigy tackles ‘the Big Kahuna’ in research.

Summer 2017

Childhood Poverty Can Lead to Adult Obesity

An upbringing marred by poverty and food insecurity can stay with people as they age, even manifesting as adult obesity.

Summer 2017

Kristen Carr Studies Coping through Communication

A sympathetic ear can support healing after a stressful event.

Spring 2017

Altering Antibiotics

Student in TCU high school program works on medicines of tomorrow.

Winter 2017

Uma Tauber’s Memory Tips

The cognitive psychologist explores how students, workers and the elderly retain information.

Winter 2017

Bilingual Speech Therapy for Stroke Survivors

A monthly bilingual support group at Miller Speech & Hearing Clinic offers hope for people working to regain the ability to speak.

Fall 2016

Leading a Culture Change in Health Care

Faculty at the Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences are helping fuse research with health care practice.