Topic: Athletics

In April, TCU named Trent Johnson as the 21st head coach of the men’s basketball program. Known as a program builder, he talked about guiding the Frogs as they enter the Big 12.

After six-week summer study abroad program in the Dominican Republic, TCU junior explores career in Latin American baseball culture.

AddRan College of Liberal Arts accepts a $100,000 donation from Silver & Black Give Back to help fund an endowed history professorship in honor of TCU student and fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Benjamin Whetstone Schmidt.

New monument near Amon G. Carter Stadium highlights campus leadership and achievements.

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.

For the first time in 21 seasons, Amon G. Carter has its surface taken out and sodded again.

In June, Charles Silmon became the NCAA’s fastest man and the second TCU athlete ever to win a national title in the 100 meters. But his dreams are much bigger.

TCU conferred degrees on 821 graduates in December during Fall 2013 Commencement exercises in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. It was the last such ceremony at the venue for nearly two years, as the 52-year-old arena will undergo a $50-plus-million renovation and reopen by November 2015. TCU is making plans to conduct graduations in May 2014, December 2014

In the 1980s, she helped run Women’s Basketball’s offense. Today, at Balcom Agency, they call her “The Champion of Wow.”

Two-time PING All-American is among college golf’s best ball-strikers. While the junior from Antibes, France, dreams of pro career, he still has a national title in mind for the Frogs.