Topic: Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering

Fifty years after the same agency funded a TCU learning study and early work on AI, the two have met in the classroom.

With the powerful new AI² system, TCU invests in the infrastructure to meet its ambitious research goals.

Faculty are emphasizing AI literacy and critical evaluation skills as employers increasingly expect graduates to be fluent in AI tools.

From drought-stricken ranches to solar-shaded crops, TCU faculty and alumni rethink how we grow, save and share food in a hotter world.

Eric Simanek and distiller Rob Arnold spent a decade making the case that science belongs to everyone, with whiskey as the convenient lens and a book, “Shots of Knowledge,” as the result.

Horned Frogs develop Alzheimer’s treatments, study food insecurity and create AI health tools through TCU research grants.

A student movement tackles food insecurity through campus cleanups and community gardens across seven universities.

Brendan Lavy is researching how tree preservation ordinances protect a valuable natural resource.