Spring 2004

TCU’s mission statement, adopted four years ago, came with a bold goal: To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders. It’s a grand concept — one that begs the enormous question: How?

We asked: What is ethical leadership and what is its place in higher education?

Senior religion major Kip Brown searches for truth at TCU. Reprinted from The TCU Daily Skiff.

Joe T. Garcia’s Chef Lanny Lancarte II ’97 proves when it comes to nouvelle cuisine, you can come home again.

Carlos E. Cuellar’s new book tells the stories of the people, places and events in the history of Fort Worth’s Mexican community.

Westward, ho! or Westward, no? We heard it all when we asked TCU people past and present for a reaction to TCU’s move to join the Mountain West Conference in 2005.

There’s been a lot more than six flags over the Lone Star State.

An old wrong righted After slogging through the snow on Christmas Eve to pick up mail, my eye caught the purple and silver of The TCU Magazine. Still on my mind from the night before was the exhilarating game on ESPN, and the laughs from the rest of the family as my 8-year-old granddaughter and

Students share their take on how to emulate the mission statement.

This class assignment had fashion design students needling for a cause.