Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

Fall 2022

Total Immersion

International STEM graduate students must navigate a new land and unfamiliar ways.

The word faith etched in concrete on bricks on the TCU campus.

Fall 2022

Building Interfaith Bridges

By keeping the faith dialogue open and respectful, TCU prepares students for a religiously diverse world.

Yashoda Bhagwat, associate professor of marketing, has researched the cost of corporate sociopolitical activism. She is photographed in downtown Fort Worth in Burnett Park with the sculpture “Man with a Briefcase” by Jonathan Borofsky.

What’s the Cost of Corporate Sociopolitical Activism?

Knowing customers helps firms assess the risk versus reward of speaking out, Yashoda Bhagwat says.

Benjamin Ireland sits on a railing at the Japanese Garden inside the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. He is looking off into the distance and a pond is behind him.

Winter 2022

Benjamin Ireland Reunites Families Broken by War

The professor’s passion for history changed the destiny of a family across the world.

Dongwoo Kim, assistant professor of economics in TCU's AddRan College of Liberal Arts, discusses his research into correlations between public employee pension plans, salaries and employee retention. Photo by Leo Wesson, October 19, 2021

Retirement Plans Help Schools Retain Teachers

Even before Covid-19 burnout prompted some teachers to retire earlier than they’d planned, Dongwoo Kim had been researching how better retirement savings options could stem such career departures.

Spring 2022

Making College a Reality

TCU’s College Advising Corps helps North Texas high school students plot their next steps.

Sneha Popley sits on the beach in California.

Fall 2021

Sneha Popley Is a Champion for Young Scholars

Sneha Popley earned a scholarship from Google. Now she works for the tech giant.

Fall 2021

Lindsay Ma Studies How Corporations Can Restore Brand Loyalty After a Crisis

Consumer-brand identification plays a key role in overcoming customer dissatisfaction after a corporate fiasco.

Dr. Sai Chavala, a retina specialist and professor of surgery at the TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine in Fort Worth, treats patients at an ophthalmology clinic in Dallas, Wednesday July 22, 2020. Photo by Rodger Mallison

Winter Redux 2020

Reprogramming Cells Could Restore Vision

Sai Chavala’s new research puts hope in sight for people with macular degeneration.

Winter Redux 2020

Sugar Yontararak’s Musical Mission

The daughter of a Thai princess was an actress before starting a music school.

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