Women’s History Month

Molly Wilkinson, smiling and wearing glasses and a light green floral apron, stands behind a wooden worktable displaying two trays of baked tart shells, a bowl of eggs and a jar with a brush. Behind her, open shelving holds glass jars of ingredients, wicker baskets, baking tools and silicone molds hanging on the wall.

Spring 2026

Horned Frog Foodies: Molly Wilkinson

The TCU alumna traded a marketing career for Le Cordon Bleu in Paris and now teaches online baking classes from Versailles, France.

Kim Drenner, TCU alumna and head of environmental impact for Patagonia, sits barefoot on driftwood at a beach during golden hour, wearing a Patagonia sweater and jeans, with her hair blowing in the wind as she gazes thoughtfully toward the ocean. A wooden pier extends into the water in the background.

Spring 2026

Sustainable Sportswear: How TCU Grad Kim Drenner Enforces Patagonia’s Environmental Standards

Kim Drenner leads Patagonia’s environmental impact work, driving supply chain decarbonization and pushing the industry toward net zero.

Jessica Zeller teaches a ballet class as students practice in the foreground at TCU's Erma Lowe Hall.

Endeavors 2026

Jessica Zeller’s Student-Centered Approach is Transforming Ballet Education

A new book explores how traditional ballet teaching causes harm and envisions a student-centered revolution through humanizing pedagogies.

Debbie Rhea sits on playground equipment while children play around her in motion-blurred activity at a school playground.

Endeavors 2026

TCU Professor Debbie Rhea’s LiiNK Project Promotes Outdoor Play in Schools

A kinesiology professor’s passion project helps children and teens thrive in school by giving them four 15-minute outdoor breaks daily, transforming how schools approach recess and student well-being.

Stephanie Loken Edgett wears a white UTSA hard hat and orange safety vest on a construction site.

Winter 2025

Horned Frog Foodies: Stephanie Loken Edgett

The Class of 2005 alumna wears many hats as director for university dining and retail services at UT San Antonio, overseeing 21 retail food locations.

Photograph of TCU alumna Katie Becker seated on a grassy lawn, smiling at the camera while wearing a white-and-blue plaid shirt and blue jeans.

Winter 2025

Horned Frog Foodies: Katie Becker’s Tasty Good Toffee

The TCU alumna shares how a cherished family recipe inspired her small-batch toffee business.

Black-and-white photograph of author Catherine O’Connor looking toward the camera, with a shadowy wood backdrop behind her.

Winter 2025

Catherine O’Connor finds acclaim with debut novel “Dust Covered Lies”

The landscape architect and TCU Press author picked up fiction writing in her mid-50s.

Photograph of TCU alumna and professional soccer player Ryan Williams in a red North Carolina Courage jersey, standing on a soccer pitch with her arms crossed and looking upward to her left.

Winter 2025

Playing With Heart

Ryan Williams, TCU alumna and North Carolina Courage defender, rose through setbacks to earn a U.S. Women’s National Team training invite.

Winter 2025

Olivia Miles Eyes a National Title in Her Fifth and Final College Campaign at TCU

With two degrees and two gold medals, the WNBA hopeful reflects on leadership and her next chapter on and off the court.

Studio photograph of TCU Dean of Admission Mandy Castro, wearing a purple sports jacket and black dress, holding a purple foam finger shaped like the "Go Frogs" hand sign with white text reading "Go Frogs" on the front.

Winter 2025

Frog Finder

How does TCU choose each incoming class? Dean of Admission Mandy Castro breaks down holistic review, freedom-of-expression submissions and what she looks for in future Horned Frogs.

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