Women’s History Month

A yellow spiral-bound workbook titled “This is NOT a Sketchbook” lies open-faced on grass beside its back cover, which shows a grid of before-and-after student drawings.

Q&A: Author and Art Educator Lauren Horn

The TCU alumna discusses how a viral TikTok video turned into a book built on one idea: drawing is a teachable skill, not an innate talent.

Two photographs styled as tilted snapshots. In one, labeled “How It Started,” Kate Woolson stands on a baseball field in a purple TCU jersey holding a camera. In the other, labeled “How It's Going,” she stands in a ballpark in a red Cincinnati Reds shirt with camera equipment on her shoulder.

Fall 2026

Cincinnati Reds Team Photographer Kate Woolson: How It Started … How It’s Going

She grew up in San Diego in a family of LA Dodgers fans and planned to produce for ESPN. Photographing TCU baseball changed the plan.

Jackie Raye sits on a dressing room counter in front of lighted mirrors.

Fall 2026

TCU Alumna Jackie Raye Is Living Her Broadway Dream in “Wicked”

A shy fourth grader who refused to sing for the Georgia Children’s Choir grew up to make her principal Broadway debut in “Wicked.”

Caya Crum works at a table in her art studio, seen from behind in an embroidered denim jacket, with a large pink painting of figures in cowboy hats hanging on the wall behind her. Photo by Pilar Olivas

Fall 2026

TCU Painting Major Caya Crum Brings Fort Worth’s Western Spirit to the Canvas

Cowboys, cactus and a lot of pink. The TCU senior’s work turns up all over Fort Worth, from Near Southside to Sundance Square.

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.

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