Warrior for Peace
Nobel laureate Leymah Gbowee mobilized women to demand an end to Liberia’s second civil war.
Food Justice Class Shines Light on Hunger, Nutrition
Community gardening, interviews and delivering nourishment to food deserts are all part of the curriculum.
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Computer Science Students Design Apps in Class
Capstone projects give teams chance to use software design skills to help clients improve services.
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West Fort Worth Church Opens Garden to Community
The Ridglea ministry inspired by TCU students lets people rent a plot of land and join in on the fellowship and harvest.
Caylin Moore Taps into Talents
TCU’s second Rhodes Scholar doesn’t waste a minute of his day or an ounce of his talent.
Bill Morse Helps Cambodians Remove Landmines
After decades of war, alumnus works to clear the field and build schools.
‘Come From Away’ Inspiration Beverley Bass Tells Her Story
An American Airlines pilot got diverted on 9/11, and her story has landed on Broadway.
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Interior Designers Set the Tone
In-house interior designers are decor-minded gatekeepers of the TCU look.
Sit Down and Stay Awhile
Chairs across campus create a welcoming environment and add flair to decor.
Students Create Interior Concepts
Students gain real-world experience with library redesign.