Game On: Justin Bailey ’98
Justin Bailey ’98 represents a new generation in the gaming industry, pushing towards change and revolution into how we perceive and access video games.
Offering a hand in Sudan: Lisa Deeley Smith ’77
After taking in a refugee herself, Lisa Deeley Smith ’77 is helping find resources and teachers to help aid worn-torn nation.
Easing into the Far East: Joanna Shoemaker Crain ’96
Expanding your company to China? Joanna Shoemaker Crain ’96 started Chin-EASE to help corporations and politicians negotiate the culture and protocol.
Books: Conversation with Alex Lemon
English department lecturer tackles the depression, drugs, masculinity and more in “Happy.”
Ray of light: Joni Beth Gray Ray ’79
Joni Beth Gray Ray ’79 is eager to brag on her finned adoptees — two dolphins named Harley and Ranger. They are among the hundreds of sea creatures she has helped rehabilitate …
Principal Barry Walters ’85 and a novel project
Teacher turned principal, Barry Walters ’85 writes novel with help from his students.
Maiden twins helping south Dallas dream big
Ex-football brothers are now helping boys and girls from their old neighborhood become the next generation of stars — and maybe future Frogs.
How John Angeles ’05 landed on “Stomp”
Booted off “America’s Got Talent,” John Angeles ’05 landed in “Stomp.”
Artist Etty Horowitz ’96 MFA taking on cancer
Sculptor Etty Horowitz ’96 MFA uses her art to raise money for lymphoma research.
Henry Ford Museum’s Patricia Mooradian ’82
The Henry Ford Museum president says TCU fine arts class sparked career in museum field.