In this issue: Fall 2023
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What’s in a Name?
TCU and its supporters help student-athletes make the most of NIL opportunities.
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Turning New Pages
Book contributors reflect on the school’s turning points in ‘A Remarkable Story to Tell.’
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Imagining Breakthroughs
Future doctors design solutions to health care challenges in a groundbreaking program.
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Someone to Listen
TCU students counsel children and adolescents through a partnership with Fort Worth schools.
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Gathering Place
After a controversial start, Frog Fountain is now the heart of Campus Commons.
Pioneering Treatment
Psychologist Saul Sells showed treatment could cut drug use.
Campus News: Alma Matters
From the Chancellor
Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr., identifies what made TCU and its sesquicentennial so memorable.
Sports: Riff Ram
Ladies’ Firsts
For more than a half-century, female athletes have achieved at TCU.
Sports: Riff Ram
Flashback to Freshman Football
Wogs players spent a year preparing to become full-fledged Frogs.
Alumni
Behind the Names
Two Burnett women have shaped TCU’s past, present and future.
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Infographic: Frogs Up
From 1873 to 2023, TCU’s enrollment, library holdings and faculty size surged.
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Faculty Roundtable
How are TCU leaders preparing people to solve the challenges of the future through connection culture, civil discourse and a liberal arts core?
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Advancing the Arts
The Nordan Fine Arts Scholarship has long attracted talent to TCU.
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Researching the Answers
Bettering the world drives today’s TCU students toward solutions.
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A Stellar Space
Oscar Monnig’s passion for meteorites is on full display at a TCU gallery bearing his name.
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Infographic: Logo Magic
The university seal has been used since 1915 for formal notices and diplomas, but TCU was 100 years old before it adopted a formal logo.
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Short stories, lots of fun
Throughout its 150 years, TCU has seen its students joke, fly and love.
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A Better World
Students speak out on their vision for the campus and beyond.