Circle of Excellence dedicated
New monument near Amon G. Carter Stadium highlights campus leadership and achievements.
Circle of Excellence dedicated
New monument near Amon G. Carter Stadium highlights campus leadership and achievements.
In April, TCU Student Affairs and the Alumni Greek 50th Anniversary Fund-Raising Committee dedicated the Circle of Excellence, located in Frog Alley near the southeast corner of Amon G. Carter Stadium. The monument celebrates the 50th anniversary of Greek life at TCU, which the university observed in 2005. Fraternity and sorority alumni, led by fund-raising chair Tom Hill ’69, helped garner support for the circle, which symbolizes the best of the best — Horned Frogs who have demonstrated exemplary campus leadership and achieved distinction in TCU’s classrooms and on its playing fields.

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