Topic: Chancellor’s Message

Students learn valuable life lessons when they bring their skills and energy to community projects.

The reimagined facility connects our past, our future and one another.

Last year Provost Nowell Donovan made the bittersweet announcement of his retirement this May. As provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs since 2004, Donovan is the senior member of the Chancellor’s Cabinet, responsible for academic leadership and policy.

You might have read or heard this popular story about failure. As a young man, Walt Disney was fired from a Missouri newspaper. An editor told him he “lacked creativity.”

Congressman Jim Wright’s papers are now part of Mary Couts Burnett Library’s Special Collections.

From Chancellor Boschini: TCU has undergone a significant campus transformation in recent years that extends beyond new facilities.

Can leadership be taught? We think it can.

The need for community connections is in TCU’s DNA.

If you’ve visited campus in the past decade, you’ve witnessed a dynamic TCU.

In more than a decade of commencement ceremonies, I have made it a point not to call attention to an individual student. But this past May I made not one but two exceptions.