Fall 2008

Early academic record book tracks the successes of students during the 19th century.

The Rebel and the Rose Wesley Millett and Gerald White ’66 Cumberland House For generations, speculators have searched for the legendary lost gold of the Confederacy, coins and bullion from the defeated nation’s treasury that went missing in the final days of the Civil War. Now White, a retired Air Force colonel, has teamed up

Kenny Thompson ’03 has dream gig of working on the presidential campaign of Democratic nominee Barack Obama.

Create a rainbow of good nutrition, says TCU nutrition professor.

Keith-Ann Wagner Steed’s ’02 is working to open an Austin nonprofit rehabilitation center for spinal cord injury victims.

Nursing students host emergency-preparedness fair for local Muslim community.

Child development major added Beginning this fall, TCU students can earn a bachelor’s degree in child development. Previously offered only as a minor, the degree has a multidisciplinary approach and is designed for students who wish to go into jobs or areas such as children’s mental health, preschools or Head Start. Child development majors will

TV pilot gives students real-world experience.

TCU’s first-year program goes across the pond for the first time.

TCU team represents Korea in New York City, wins outstanding designation.