Insights Into Introverts
Quiet workers, often overshadowed, bring balance to an office.
Features | Topics: College of Science & Engineering,Feature
The Weight of Society’s Judgment
Jeannine Gailey’s research highlights size discrimination in health care, career options and more.
Research + Discovery | Topics: College of Science & Engineering,Research & Discovery
Laura Phipps Curates Her Career
The assistant curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art uses her experience as a painter.
Alumni, Features | Topics: College of Fine Arts,College of Science & Engineering,Feature,Friend in the Business
February 24, 2022
Celebrating Black Leadership at TCU
TCU Presents hosts a conversation with trailblazing Horned Frogs James Cash ’69, Brandon Kitchin ’18 and student leaders Lau’Rent Honeycutt and Leslie Ekpe.
José Gallardo Helps his Country Through Crisis
When Covid numbers began climbing, the Panamanian’s duties switched from training ranchers to feeding a country.
Alumni | Topics: Alumni,College of Science & Engineering,Friend in the Business
How Birdsong May Help Stutterers
Brenton Cooper studies the brains of finches in hopes of improving language processing abilities in humans.
Research + Discovery | Topics: College of Science & Engineering,Research & Discovery
Power to Change
The Ralph Lowe Energy Institute seeks to prepare students for the future of energy.
Features | Topics: College of Science & Engineering,Feature,Neeley School of Business
February 1, 2022
TCU is Prepared for Another Winter Weather Event
Administrators are solidifying communication and safety plans and urging students to stay connected.
Terrence Maiden’s RedBird Revival
The alumnus is transforming an old mall into new hope for his childhood South Dallas neighborhood.
Alumni, Features | Topics: Alumni,College of Science & Engineering,Neeley School of Business
October 25, 2021
Ernest Couch Was a Researcher and Professor
For more than 40 years the biologist taught popular classes and mentored students.