Winter Redux 2020
Sugar Yontararak’s Musical Mission
The daughter of a Thai princess was an actress before starting a music school.
Women's History Month
Winter Redux 2020
Sue Monk Kidd Found the Courage to Pursue her Passion
The Book of Longings is the bestselling author’s latest novel.
Winter 2020
Celebrating Women’s History Month and 100 Years of Voting Rights
March is Women’s History Month, and the TCU community will celebrate with a variety of opportunities for students, faculty and staff.
Winter 2020
Women in Peace and War
Professor Kara Dixon Vuic helps the world understand. Swanee Hunt ’72 helps the world recover.
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Leading the Change: Bequest Allows Professor to Examine Costs of War Through Liberal Arts Lens
Professor Kara Dixon Vuic never met former Horned Frog Benjamin Schmidt. But she honors the U.S. Marine every day in her work at TCU.
Winter 2020
Allie Beth Allman is a North Texas Real Estate Mogul
The Dallas real estate agent sells high-end homes and gives back to the community.
Fall 2019
Through Comics and Video Games, Molly Mahan Tells Stories
The senior narrative editor for Riot Games previously worked for DC Comics and Dynamite Comics.
Fall 2019
English Degree Equals Opportunity Across the Globe
Jennifer Klein used her command of language as a consultant for the World Bank and a children’s advocate.
Fall 2019
Tatiana Arguello Explores Conflict in Central American Literature
The assistant professor of Spanish and Hispanic studies the lasting effects of war.
Fall 2019
Elva Orozco Mendoza Studies Juarez Femicide Protests
The assistant professor of political science discusses “maternal activism” in Latin America.