Alumni

A Helping Hand for Shoppa’s Material Handling

Business owner looks to TCU’s Center for Supply Chain Innovation for solutions.

Features

The Purvis Institute’s Global Mission

Trauma-healing techniques are reaching children around the world.

Alumni

Joe Adcock Fights for Children

The detective tracks down predators and stands by their young victims.

Campus News: Alma Matters, Letters

Chancellor: We’re at a Crossroads of Racial Equity and Justice

Every day is an opportunity to learn from the past. As students, scholars and citizens of the world, we know history maintains a strong pull on the present.

Features, Research + Discovery

How to Turn Kids into Readers

Find a genre and format that will get them interested, from graphic novels to audiobooks.

Alumni

A New Christmas Tradition

A boy’s letter to Santa inspired Merideth Tullous’s book.

Alumni, Web Extras

Allison Speer’s Story of Belonging

A Fort Worth fable inspired a book about Theodore the turkey.

Alumni, Web Extras

Being Human in Haiti

James English distributed more than 4,000 copies of his myth-busting book to children in the island country.

Research + Discovery

Real-life Faces of Education Reform

For Francyne Huckaby, filmmaking brings her academic research to life.

Alumni, Features

Lighthouse for the Blind CEO Saw the Possibilities

A varied career in business took Platt Allen from data systems, to entrepreneurship, to helping the visually impaired reclaim their lives.

Research + Discovery

What Does Dementia Feel Like?

Michelle Kimzey places empathy at the front of the nursing classroom to improve dementia care.

Alumni

Food Bank Director Leads During Pandemic

Julie Butner adapts to lead the Tarrant Area Food Bank during its hour of greatest need.

Campus News: Alma Matters

Faculty Roundtable: Empathy in the Classroom

How does empathy show up in the way you teach?

Research + Discovery

Muslim Scholars and the Biblical Text

Samuel Ross studies the evolution of Quran commentaries throughout history.

Research + Discovery

Reprogramming Cells Could Restore Vision

Sai Chavala’s new research puts hope in sight for people with macular degeneration.

Campus News: Alma Matters

Dan Williams Runs TCU Press

The Honors professor of humanities shows students how literature can help them grapple with everything from darkness to laughter.

Sports: Riff Ram

Michael Wood Focuses on the Foundations of Optimal Movement

The strength and conditioning senior assistant coach talks about how movement is medicine and breaks down misconceptions about the weight room.

Alumni

Sugar Yontararak’s Musical Mission

The daughter of a Thai princess was an actress before starting a music school.

Research + Discovery

A Personal Fight with Dementia

Jim McLarty turns his dementia diagnosis into a powerful tool for advocacy.

Alumni

Preparing for Virtual Interviews and Overcoming Zoom Fatigue

Mike Caldwell gives advice on how to get ahead in the remote recruiting process.

Campus News: Alma Matters

Show Your Syllabus: Health, Communication & Media

Students learn how topics and issues in the medical field are represented in entertainment, advertising and social media.

Alumni

Latest Books by Alumni

From quarantine self-reflections to tales of Texas titans, the TCU community is putting pen to paper.

Alumni

Recollections: Alumni Reflect on Historical Moments

What was the biggest historical event to happen during your college years?

Web Extras

Kathy Doyle Thomas Talks Supply Chain

Covid-19 drastically shifted the way businesses operated, including Half Price Books.

Web Extras

Detective Joe Adcock Talks Crimes Against Children

The Department of Homeland Security task force officer says we are all mandated reporters.