Features, Research + Discovery

Vietnam Nurses Struggled on Two Fronts

Army nurses faced bloodshed overseas and miniskirts at home.

Features, Mem’ries Sweet

How TCU Won a Phi Beta Kappa Chapter

For 50 years, the honor society has signified academic excellence at the university.

Features, Mem’ries Sweet

1971: A Timeline

A look back at what was going on at TCU and around the world in 1971.

Features

TCU Debaters Leverage Critical Thinking Skills to Form Winning Arguments

Speech and Debate team members evaluate defenses and form educated opinions.

Alumni

Attorney Ron Hurdle Broke Barriers at TCU

From the university’s first Black cheerleader to a top attorney, the alumnus leads wherever he goes.

Alumni, Features

A Look Behind the Winter 2021 Cover

Charles Varner’s art leads the 1971 yearbook and the Winter 2021 TCU Magazine.

Features, Mem’ries Sweet

Jefferson Airplane Concert Pushed the 1970 Limits of TCU

The band rocked on campus and caused a stir. But maybe that was the point.

Alumni

Jennifer Giddings Brooks Reigns On

TCU’s first Black homecoming queen now has her own educational consulting group.

Letters

Chancellor: Looking Back Helps Us Look Forward

1971 was quite a year. And I can speak from personal experience.

Research + Discovery

Keeping the Oneida Language and Culture Alive

Wendi Sierra’s video game teaches the tribal language and folklore.

Research + Discovery

Miriam Ezzani Researches the Role of Educators in Ending Educational Inequality

Self-reflection and anti-oppressive practices help ensure all students have a chance to succeed.

Research + Discovery

Making All Students Welcome: A Q&A with Frank Hernandez

The College of Education dean focuses on Latino and LGBTQ communities.

Research + Discovery

Human Trafficking Victims Can Advise Social Workers

Mary Twis explores techniques to listen to and support survivors as they rebuild their lives.

Sports: Riff Ram

Maggie Martin Leads the Dutchmen

In purple and white overalls, the senior leads the TCU student sections on game day.

Campus News: Alma Matters

We Can, Together Mural Stands at the Heart of Campus

Twelve students in Dan Jian’s drawing class collaborated on an art installation for TCU’s Race and Reconciliation Initiative.

Alumni

How to Make Your Job Application Stand Out

Applying for jobs can be exhausting, but there are ways to make it easier.

Research + Discovery, Web Extras

Miriam Ezzani on the Unified Voice and Structural Inequality

She worked with school leaders to institute anti-oppressive system.

Amorette Hinderaker: For the Sake of Argument

Expanding perspectives is one way to lead discourse, she says.