Topic: Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

“You can’t take care of your mental health if you’re not fed.” TCU’s Lori Borchers on food insecurity, dignity and pay-what-you-can answers.

TCU research offers hope for new treatments and improved care for dementia, Parkinson’s patients.

A kinesiology professor’s passion project helps children and teens thrive in school by giving them four 15-minute outdoor breaks daily, transforming how schools approach recess and student well-being.

The educator wants men to feel a sense of belongingness in TCU’s nursing program.

TCU’s first nursing students of color have made their mark in health care and opened doors for others to follow.

A pilot study will put data behind the idea that an exercise program can delay symptoms of the disease.

The Harris College professor works to improve the world as a social worker, volunteer, activist and mentor.

Emily Lund and Jean Rivera Pérez find kids’ programs can be effective language teaching tools.

Harris College researchers are creating a culture of mindfulness to counteract stress in nursing students.

Mary Twis explores techniques to listen to and support survivors as they rebuild their lives.