Topic: Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering

Environmental science graduate students Jon Kinder and David Williams are studying plants for green roofs.

TCU teams up with Oxford University to study how wind power is transforming Texas.

We need to remember that even a cup of joe leaves an environmental footprint.

Frogs went to Oxford over the summer to compare environmental attitudes from across the pond.

“To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community.”

Pointing to TCU’s new mission statement, Faculty Senate Chair Nowell Donovan shows how the words of one generation have a way of inspiring generations to come.

Shannon McLinden ’97 (MBA ’98) is showing an entire generation of teenage girls a better way to think — and to live.

Even in concept, the William E. and Jean Jones Tucker Technology Center isn’t complete, so the drawings of the much-needed facility may change, but what you see is close to what the TCU community will receive as early as 2002.

Second, third, fourth and sixth rocks from the sun On the only planet known to support human life — and on the only campus known to support Horned Frogs — Green Honors Professor Ron Greeley told Honors Week audiences in April what’s going on beyond Earth — and why we should be concerned. “Consider Venus: