March 8, 2018
Terry Smith ’02, producer for U.S. Army & Air Force Exchange Service, traveled to Pyeongchang, South Korea, to cover the soldier-athletes of the U.S. Army’s World Class Athlete Program as they competed in the 2018 Olympics. Smith and his team followed the story of the athletes since their training and world competitions in Lake Placid,
The award-winning sports writer made his name writing for Sports Illustrated and Golf Digest, and his books include Semi-Tough, which became a movie.
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Trading retirement plans for landmine removal efforts, the alumnus works to clear Cambodia and build schools.
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November 29, 2017
Glynn Thompson ’78 trekked across Southeast Asia and “talked up the great programs at TCU.” His latest ventures brought him to Bhutan and Sri Lanka. “High elevations to support a high flying university,” Thompson wrote in an email. “Grateful for my time at TCU – and even at 62, still desire to explore and learn
The alumnus talks about the promise he kept with his late wife and his commitment to helping homeless people.
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Alumnus rides the ups and downs of ranching.
Alumni | Topics: Alumni,Friend in the Business,Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering,Neeley School of Business
Now in remission from leukemia, the alumna aims to raise awareness for the bone marrow donor registry.
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An art dealer’s story of friendship takes on a life of its own as a movie, Same Kind of Different As Me, now in theaters.
Alumni | Topics: Alumni,How I Got Here,Neeley School of Business
Bestselling “Same Kind of Different As Me” author Ron Hall ’67 returned to campus to promote his follow-up book.
Allene Jones ’63 wasn’t making a statement when she enrolled at TCU, she just wanted a degree.
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