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Image from a series of photos of the Ensemble Concert Series: Frog Corps and Friends in the Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU. Features TCU Frog Corps, Flower Mounds HS Con Brio, Mansfield HS Tenor-Bass Choir, and North Mesquite HS Tenor-Bass Choir. Photo by James Anger, April 6, 2022

Fall 2022

Amplifying Voices

Adjustable acoustics make for a big sound at the Van Cliburn Concert Hall.

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Fine Arts

Spring 2022

José Gallardo Helps his Country Through Crisis

When Covid numbers began climbing, the Panamanian’s duties switched from training ranchers to feeding a country.

Alumni | Topics: Alumni,College of Science & Engineering,Friend in the Business

Amanda Lisak Elmore ’10 (marketing) Account Director, PMG Advertising Agency in Fort Worth, has led marketing and advertising campaigns for such distinguished brands as Estée Lauder, British Airways, Biossance and Abercrombie & Fitch. Photo by Carolyn Cruz, November 27, 2021

Spring 2022

Amanda Elmore Takes a Global View of Marketing

The marketing pro hasn’t been afraid to make major leaps in pursuing her career goals.

Alumni | Topics: Alumni,How I Got Here,Neeley School of Business

Summer 2021

Can a Lynching Spark Change?

Fred Rouse died at the hands of a mob in 1921. Now Adam W. McKinney leads a drive for reconciliation and remembrance.

Features, Research + Discovery | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Feature,Research & Discovery

Thinking of the body as a whole entity, rather than multiple parts, helps athletes like gymnast Abbie Moore better prepare for their sport. Photo by Ross Hailey

Winter 2020

Training and Technique Help Improve Performance and Stave off Injury

Professionals in dance, music and sports rely on the health and agility of their bodies to maintain long careers.

Features | Topics: Athletics,Burnett School of Medicine,College of Fine Arts,Feature,Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

Don Knotts, in Fort Worth promoting The Ghost and Mr. Chicken in 1966, recalled his Emmy wins for his role as Barney Fife on The Andy Griffith Show and discussed strategies to memorize his lines. Photo courtesy of Barto Farrar.

Spring 2018

KTCU Host Interviewed Celebrities like Bob Hope, Don Knotts

Barto Farrar brought bandleaders, country stars and even a Nobel-winning scientist to the KTCU airwaves.

Mem’ries Sweet | Topics: Mem'ries Sweet,Schieffer College of Communication

Ron Hall '71 ('73 MBA) holds the clapperboard on the set of the film Same Kind of Different As Me, adapted from the bestselling book he co-authored with Denver Moore. Photo courtesy of Ron Hall

Fall 2017

Ron Hall’s True Calling

An art dealer’s story of friendship takes on a life of its own as a movie, Same Kind of Different As Me, now in theaters.

Alumni | Topics: Alumni,How I Got Here,Neeley School of Business

Student Mayra Guardiola stands beside the border wall with the Mexican/LGBTQ flag. Photo courtesy of Moisés Acuña-Gurrola

Summer 2017

Class Travels to U.S.-Mexico Border Wall

Justice Journey illuminates Chicano culture in Texas in conjunction with the Latino/a Civil Rights Struggles course.

Research + Discovery | Topics: Research & Discovery

Photo by Hopper Stone, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.

Spring 2017

Female Equality in STEM Fields

Themes of lauded film Hidden Figures linger as conversations about gender bias continue, especially in STEM fields.

Features | Topics: Feature

Spring 2017

Horned Frog Basketball Wins NIT

A new coach and four senior believers lead TCU men’s hoops to new heights and the program’s first postseason tournament championship.

Features, Sports: Riff Ram | Topics: Athletics