Topic: Alumni

Appointed by the president to lead the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, Rod Ewing ’68 is advising Congress on the safest, most logical way to safely dispose of spent nuclear fuel.

In a chance encounter in Italy, Kerry ’73 and Clarence Scharbauer III ’73 met fellow Frog David Rigo ’80.

Emerson would delight in today’s technology, but he’d be prouder still of our pursuit of knowledge and creativity.

CO2 and urine in the International Space Station are among the problems tackled by NASA engineer Lori Motes ’06.

Matt Carpenter ’09 played in his first Major League Baseball All-Star Game in the midst of an impressive second season with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Michael Conway ’92 sees beating brain cancer as his toughest accomplishment.

Winning kudos in national communication arts competitions, Nathan Sharp ’06 emphasizes joy and play in his creative work.

From “Don’t fear change” to “Give generously,” some of TCU’s Golden Frogs share their best wisdom with the Class of 2013.

The future’s so bright for three TCU entrepreneurs with a novel concept: audio-responsive sunglasses that light up to the beat.

For personal items and TCU-themed gifts look no farther than artists and crafters.