Mac Engel Knows Football is Bigger in Texas
The sports writer’s ultimate road trip records the sights, sounds and smells of the Lone Star State’s legendary football culture.
Adam Fung’s Uncommon Arctic Adventure
The art professor is acting as an Arctic ambassador and filmmaker after his 19-day residency in the Far North.
Horned Frog handmade
For personal items and TCU-themed gifts look no farther than artists and crafters.
Mr. Approachable
Neeley’s Bill Moncrief has an easy way with students, a passion to connect as a teacher and it shows.
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A fateful fire
In the spring of 1910, fire destroyed the Main Building on TCU’s Waco campus, forcing the still-fledgling institution once again to rethink its future. Thankfully, the calamity emboldened the ambitious little university and set it on a course to Fort Worth.
The Early Days: Before the Fire
Well before the 1910 calamity, TCU was no stranger to trials and challenges.
A funny thing happened
The 1910 yearbook was lost in the fire, but the quirky stories endured and found a place in the 1911 annual.
Horned Frog helps heal Haitians
Dr. Ric Bonnell ’98 and wife Dr. Wendy Heger Bonnell ’95 were already helping in Haiti before the quake, but thanks to a united effort across the Fort Worth community they are doing even more.