Summer 2000

The University names five (three newcomers and two current TCU deans) of the seven who will lead its new colleges.

The University names five (three newcomers and two current TCU deans) of the seven who will lead its new colleges.

Dr. Kenneth Cracknell, a Brite distinguished professor-in-residence, presents a broad view of Christ–and of salvation.

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Just as the major artery through campus used to be an unpaved offshoot of Forest Park Boulevard, nearly all of TCU’s byways — Cockrell, Greene and Rogers, to name a few — have stories to tell.

The hours are long, the work grueling, but two TCU alumni say that for them, civil service is…

A handful of Frogs braved the first deadly tornado to strike downtown Fort Worth in 150 years.

Shavahn Dorris ’01 speaks of the unspeakable.

Black soldiers fought valiantly for U.S. freedom during the War of 1812, but History Prof. Gene Smith says the war only escalated slavery in the South.

Senior Tim Skaggs hopes characters from his book Business as Usual will eventually evolve into a career and a genre of writing he may have created.