Got blood?
Film-Television-Digital Media class examines vampires in modern culture.
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Survivors’ stories
Social work professor studies forgiveness among Holocaust survivors.
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Vampire Quiz
From Bram Stoker’s novel “Dracula,” first published in 1897, to the modern day vampire mania of “Twilight,” vampires have been a staple of popular culture.
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Jeff Ferrell, garbage guru
“Dumpster diving is the intersection of two major issues we’re dealing with today — sustainability and the down economy,” says Ferrell.
TCU journalism training MoJos
In the course called Multi-Platform Journalism, students debate how to cover a story using an ever-growing arsenal of new media technologies — from online video interviews to photo slideshows to blogs.
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Education, museum partner on classes
Even the teachers are students in the TCU/Museum School partnership.
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Building sidewalks to curb childhood obesity
Nursing instructor, public health class help implement features in the federal Safe Routes to School initiative, making schoolchildren safer and getting more exercise.
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TECH Fort Worth spurring industry growth
Budding business owners get practical help through a public-private partnership between the City of Fort Worth, the Neeley Entrepreneurship Center and others.
Object lesson: Art Deco bas-relief panel
The origins of the bas-relief on our 1940s and ’50s era buildings is a mystery.
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Endeavors 2009
From incandescent bulbs mimicking candlepower to fighting invasive species around the globe, TCU researchers are exploring unchartered areas of academia.
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