Topic: Infographic

Spring 2020

What’s the Tallest Building on Campus?

TCU’s 295-acre campus sits on a gradual slope rising to the east.

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: Infographic

Liu’s economic model explains how people respond to a 10-cent increase in gasoline taxes: STATES WHERE DRIVERS WILL RESPOND THE MOST: Utah (a little more than 2% reduction in gasoline consumption) Iowa Delaware Maine North Dakota STATES WHERE GAS CONSUMPTION WON’T CHANGE MUCH AT ALL: OTHER FACTORS INFLUENCING HOW PEOPLE RESPOND TO CHANGES IN GASOLINE PRICE: AVERAGE GASOLINE TAXES IN OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD (PER GALLON): Netherlands .........$3.36 Israel....................$3.17 Japan....................$1.91 Chile....................$1.69 Australia ..............$1.17 United States........$0.56

March 24, 2020

Would Increasing Gasoline Tax Help Reduce Climate Change?

Weiwei Liu says that for higher gasoline taxes to be an effective method of curbing climate change, they need to be customized by region and even individual.

Spring 2019

How is Research Funded?

External funding and internal grants contribute millions of dollars toward research at TCU.

Campus News: Alma Matters, Research + Discovery | Topics: Infographic,Research & Discovery

Summer 2018

Faculty By the Numbers

In 2017, 669 full-time professors, instructors and lecturers disseminated knowledge and mentored students.

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: AddRan College of Liberal Arts,College of Education,College of Fine Arts,Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences,Infographic,John V. Roach Honors College,Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering,Neeley School of Business,Schieffer College of Communication

Spring 2018

Global Leaders Thrive with TCU Program

By the numbers: The award-winning Discovering Global Citizenship internationalization program covered a lot of ground in its first four-and-a-half years.

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: Infographic,Research & Discovery