Topic: Alumni

Tom Hoch ’84 is helping golf clubs and country clubs reinvent themselves into more homes away from home.

William Tweed ’73 MA (PhD ’75) spent two decades as a park ranger preserving the precious High Sierra and Sequoia forests. IN a new book, he reflects the parks’ enduring beauty and majestic strength.

Ashley Justice Astleford ’93 selected Designer of the Year by national organization of professional interior design firms.

Enrollment was 1,239 and half of those were women.

Now 101 years old, Margie Frost ’31 still thinks fondly of her TCU days, especially the rivalry with Baylor.

Susana Schuler ’88 named the 2011 First Amendment Service Award recipient from the Radio Television Digital News Foundation.

Author explores the ethical choices we make whenever we chose to purchase a product or service

New director of TCU Press discusses the state of the publishing industry and trying to break into e-books.

Former Horned Frogs hoops player Garry Randle is on a mission to help Fort Worth inner-city kids.

Alums recall the hilarity and hijinks that came with wearing Addy the Frog and SuperFrog costumes.