Cincinnati Reds Team Photographer Kate Woolson: How It Started … How It’s Going
She grew up in San Diego in a family of LA Dodgers fans and planned to produce for ESPN. Photographing TCU baseball changed the plan.
Alumni | Topics: How It Started ... How It’s Going
From Music to the Mind: TCU’s John Price on Jungian Psychology, Sobriety and the Sacred
A therapist told John Price to try 90 days of sobriety. Three months turned into five years, and a music career became a practice.
What AI Skills Do Employers Want? TCU’s Mike Caldwell Explains
About 10% of job listings on Handshake mention artificial intelligence. Here are the AI skills those listings actually ask for.
Features | Topics: Career Advice,Q&A
Mental Health Advocates Jim and Kate Lykes Offer Empathy and Guidance
A family member’s struggle led Kate Lykes from a chief financial officer job to clinical social work, and Jim Lykes to Houston-area mental health boards.
Alumni | Topics: Neeley School of Business,What I Learned Since Graduation
TCU Alumna Jackie Raye Is Living Her Broadway Dream in “Wicked”
A shy fourth grader who refused to sing for the Georgia Children’s Choir grew up to make her principal Broadway debut in “Wicked.”
Alumni | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Feature,How I Got Here
TCU Alumnus John Booty on the NFL, Fox 5 and Coaching Congress
As a TCU student-athlete, John Booty wrote down his life ambitions. Nearly 40 years and an NFL career later, he’s still checking things off.
Alumni | Topics: Friend in the Business
TCU Painting Major Caya Crum Brings Fort Worth’s Western Spirit to the Canvas
Cowboys, cactus and a lot of pink. The TCU senior’s work turns up all over Fort Worth, from Near Southside to Sundance Square.
Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Feature,Student File