Lost empires, forgotten kings
Tom Guderjan and students search for clues about the ancient Maya in Belize. TCU students with the Maya Research Program are helping unearth ancient Maya civilization — one trowel full of dirt at a time.
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Modern Maya
Anthropology instructor Grace Bascope helps members of the Yaxunah community adapt traditional ways to the modern world.
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Unforgettable professors
Alumni sound off about the professors they loved and admired.
Q&A with A.D. Eric Hyman
Athletics Director Eric Hyman talks about the national conference shakeups and what’s in store for TCU.
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Taking death out of the equation
Water stations in the desert aren’t traditional work for a pastor, but then Robin Hoover ’74 (Div ’79) isn’t all that traditional. His latest venture is saving the lives of migrant workers.
Looking down the road
As Baby Boomers approach the golden years, are they ready?
Life in the little house
Even after 137 years, Laura Ingalls Wilder has a few lessons for us. Luther Clegg wants to share them.
Fashioning an education
Fashion merchandising majors step out with their designer shoe forward.
Hat’s off to the freshman beanie
From the mid-’40s to the late ’60s, TCU freshmen wore beanies until the first football win.
Bio warrier
Col. Neal Burnette ’66 caught the bug to study deadly viruses as a TCU student. Now this Army colonel is one of the U.S. military’s chief weapons against these unseen killers.