Topic: Campus news

An Uncommon Faith Mark Moses ’79 Hannibal Books Mark Moses and his wife, Jan, were Baptist missionaries in the Philippines for 20 years but their longtime faith was tested in 2004 when Jan was diagnosed with melanoma and Mark discovered he had kidney cancer. In his book An Uncommon Faith: The Story of Missionary Jan

Frogs, Neeley and a professor earn top honors.

TCU welcomes class of 2010.

From Dance Educator of the Year and a Global Student Entrepreneur Award to a Bronze Telly and Marketing Case Competition grand prize, Frogs are earning top honors across the board.

A roundup of honors bestowed upon TCU students, faculty and alumni.

Hanging out a new shingle As the new director of the Neeley School’s Entrepreneurship Center, David Minor ’80 hopes to show would-be entrepreneurs the art of the deal. Minor cut his first business contract as a landscaper, which would make him a millionaire 15 years later, with his grandmother. “It was her lawn mower, and

“You all should be very proud of a great newspaper today,” said Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy. “That was a well-written straight news story with a better lead than ours. Phenomenal.”

Campus mourns victims from Fort Worth church shooting.

Mascot makeover? Super Frog’s been working out. In fact, when he makes his debut at the home opener against Arizona, fans will hardly recognize him, said Dale Young ’66, cheerleader sponsor. “He was hurt by the comments that he was looking too much like a Barney character,” Young said. “He said people wanted him tougher,

Though always breaking ground somewhere, TCU stirred the dust this summer like never before.