Fall 2018

The comic has performed in some of the biggest clubs in Chicago, Los Angles and New York.

How did you overcome failure? Three TCU alumni provide raw and introspective looks into their journeys.

The athleisure designs won approval with the Dallas Wings and entertainer Tamela Mann.

An associate professor’s work explores how industrialization and gender roles disrupted power structures in modern Egypt.

A TCU education and faith propel the alumna’s safety and fitness career.

You might have read or heard this popular story about failure. As a young man, Walt Disney was fired from a Missouri newspaper. An editor told him he “lacked creativity.”

For its 10th season, the festival featured performances of Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night.

The Winter Professor in Early Childhood Education leverages her experience as an elementary school teacher to create broad educational — and social — change.

From “Formation” to “Lemonade,” this course utilizes the artistry, musicianship and feminism of Beyoncé to explore deeper issues of patriarchy, racism, classism and sexism in society.

A little flag from ill-fated Apollo 13 is on display at the Behavioral Research Institute.