Summer 2001

Smothering a red-eyed monster: Sophomore Sara Smith spent her summer fighting fires for the Forest Service in New Mexico.

Right before I started my life at TCU and all during orientation, I continually heard that college was a time to reinvent oneself.

It’s not the color of the chair but the tint of who sits in it that continues to make the Green Honors Chair something special.

Minority applications are up, TCU Board Chair John V. Roach ’61 wins Trusteeship Award, Harris School of Nursing adds an online master’s degree and more.

TCU Women’s Resource Center’s Seventh Annual Women’s Symposium was a two-day “celebration of womanhood.”

Flags represent Jews and other groups persecuted during World War II.

Religion Assistant Prof. Darren Middleton receives the Honors Faculty Recognition Award.

This past academic year marked the most successful outing for TCU Athletics ever.

The Neeley School — with corporate partners RadioShack, Microsoft and Compaq — opens a lab where its E-Business students can become “virtual architects” for the e-commerce ahead.

Conference champs. An NCAA tournament win. These triumphs of the female Frog cagers have not escaped English Prof. Bob Frye, TCU’s first coach of women’s basketball.