Topic: Alumni

Summer 2021, TCU Magazine Podcast

Brandon Kitchin Returns to Journalism

“It’s very emotional. It’s very powerful,” the writer says about his Summer 2021 cover story.

Alumni, Web Extras | Topics: Alumni,Alumni News

The odd couple of renovation. Luke Caldwell (right), and Clint Robertson (left) are the forces of nature behind Boise's home transformations, as seen on HGTV's Boise Boys.

Summer 2021

HGTV’s Clint Robertson Builds an Empire

The Boise Boy and jack-of-all-trades is no stranger to TV or starting from scratch.

Alumni, Features | Topics: Alumni,Alumni Profile,Friend in the Business,Neeley School of Business

Tim (L) and Terrence (R) Maiden. Terrence and twin brother Tim Maiden, both former TCU football players and ’00 graduates, run a nonprofit named Two Wins that serves Southern Dallas youth through athletics and opportunities that expand perspectives on life possibilities. Photographed in Dallas, TX by Ross Hailey, February 25, 2021

Summer 2021

Maiden Brothers’ Community-Based Programs Nurture Potential in Dallas Youths

Education can lead to limitless possibilities, they say.

Alumni | Topics: Alumni,football,Neeley School of Business

Terrence Maiden grew up in South Dallas and is passionate about bringing new opportunity to this often-overlooked area. Photo by Ross Hailey

Summer 2021

Terrence Maiden’s RedBird Revival

The alumnus is transforming an old mall into new hope for his childhood South Dallas neighborhood.

Alumni, Features | Topics: Alumni,Alumni Profile,College of Science & Engineering,Neeley School of Business

April 13, 2021

Sue Monk Kidd’s Reading List

Bestselling author Sue Monk Kidd ’70 shared a list of some of her favorite books and most impactful reads.

Left to right, Stephanie Murphy, Jennifer Jones and Stephanie Jones met by chance at Big Bend National Parl. Courtesy of Stephanie Jones

April 7, 2021

While taking our anniversary trip to Big Bend National Park in March 2021, my husband and I decided to hike one final Texas trail on Saturday. Jacob and I traveled from our home in San Antonio. We had done four trails on Friday, so we were tired. We chose the Window Trail, a 5.6-mile round trip.