KTCU Host Interviewed Celebrities like Bob Hope, Don Knotts
Barto Farrar brought bandleaders, country stars and even a Nobel-winning scientist to the KTCU airwaves.
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It’s a boy. It’s a dog. It’s SuperFrog!
Over the course of a century, the TCU mascot has varied in design and species.
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TCU’s Kelly Center a place for pride
TCU’s past is captured in the new Dee J. Kelly Alumni and Visitors Center.
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Don Gillis, Renaissance Music Man
The musical legacy of the 1935 TCU graduate connects the university and Amon Carter to NBC and Toscanini.
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How TCU Came to Fort Worth
A fire at the old Waco campus set the university on a course to reclaim its geographic heritage.
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A legend’s last round
Thanks to a unique friendship, golfer Ben Hogan spent a sunny August afternoon in 1986 playing the back nine at Shady Oaks Country Club with TCU golfers Kris Tschetter ’87, Ellie Gibson ’89 and Kirsten Larson ’89.
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Recollections of campus dining
Alums and readers share their memories of eating in The Main, The Pit, Deco Deli and other campus places to get their grub on.
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A KTCU timeline
From humble beginnings in 1948 to an iPhone app in the 2000s, the station keeps expanding and teaching future broadcast professionals.
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The hugeness of Hunger Week
For 30 years, the TCU community has raised money and awareness to stem the tide of local, national and global hunger.
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Blowin’ in the wind . . . remembering 1963
With JFK’s death, MLK’s “Dream” speech, push-button phones and more, 1963 marked a changing world and campus
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