Topic: Alumni

Stephen Kechulius ’83 performed in the Fort Worth Opera’s production of “Rigoletto.”

Speedster Bill Collins ’75 holds world records in the 100 meters, 200 meters and indoor 60 meters for age 50 and up.

Travis Willingham ’03 says getting punched in the face repeatedly by Robert Duvall during filming was a career highlight.

Maury Hicks ’74 was recently installed as a federal district judge.

Martha Roberts Roper ’70 takes pole vaulting gold at the National Senior Olympics.

Andrew Parkhurst ’93 served as dance captain of the “Mamma Mia!” traveling production.

Alumni sound off about the professors they loved and admired.

Water stations in the desert aren’t traditional work for a pastor, but then Robin Hoover ’74 (Div ’79) isn’t all that traditional. His latest venture is saving the lives of migrant workers.

Col. Neal Burnette ’66 caught the bug to study deadly viruses as a TCU student. Now this Army colonel is one of the U.S. military’s chief weapons against these unseen killers.

Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy ’76 asks the 46,000-seat question.