Winter 2004

From college fairs to conversations with strangers, life as an admission counselor is a series of amazing encounters.

A spectacular campus, nationally acclaimed programs, winning athletic teams and increasingly recognized academics give Frog Land a distinct advantage.

Though applications flood into TCU in record-breaking numbers — more than 8,000 this year — the Office of Admission makes sure each one gets personal consideration. Here’s how they do it.

Every four years presidential conventions take the national stage for a week. And every four years TCU students charge into the media fray.

Frogs first gathered in 1904 in Waco to blow a horn or beat a drum.

A young filmmaker adds his alma mater to his client list — before graduation.

English undergrads create for the real world.

After years of too much city light, Ames Observatory heads for the hills.

Walk into the office of two TCU research scientists and you might become a substance abuser. But don’t worry. It’s only a game.

TCU was an innovative marketer from the earliest days.