Homecoming: A Family Celebration
TCU’s first homecoming had parades and class parties – but no football. The game came later.
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Your Own Words
If you could go back to college and pick a different major, what would it be? Why?
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An argument worth having
In 1935, TCU Forensics became the first all-white debate team from a university in the South to host historically black Wiley College on its campus.
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For whom the bells toll
Seven things you may not know about the Robert Carr Chapel carillon.
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Unforgettable weather
From ice storms to heat waves, Horned Frogs share their recollections of the wild, wacky and weird
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TCU answers call to host U.S. Navy sailors
During World War II, TCU was home to the U.S.S. Jarvis and the U.S.S. Clark.
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Recollections: Education with meaning
In recent issues, we asked readers to share the most valuable lesson learned during their time at TCU. Whether a person, a class, a professor or an event, the examples shared by alumni inspired us.
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March 21, 2013
Prepared for takeoff
Thank President Harry S. Truman in 1946 for giving TCU the chance at a national championship. Not in football. In the sky. Fresh off defeating the Axis in World War II and capitalizing on a surge of aviation-related nationalism, Truman signed Public Law 476, which incorporated the Civil Air Patrol as a nonprofit organization. It
Catching air at KTCU
An enlarged yearbook photo hung for many years in the studios of KTCU. The young man in the frame was Luther Adkins ’49. The label under the portrait refers to him as the station’s founder. The funny thing about the man they dubbed the founder is that his voice never graced the KTCU airwaves
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Remembering the TCU Yacht Club
Fifteen young men were determined to make the annual. Mission accomplished.
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