Winter 2011

Demolition and site clearance of the east side of Amon G. Carter Stadium will be complete by mid-January.

Alumnus Tim Halperin ’10 opens for Grammy Award-nominated band on amphitheater lawn of the Brown-Lupton University Union.

Athletics and Austin Construction filled stainless steel container with university mementos, admission materials and athletics artifacts.

New dorms will eventually accommodate about 400 sophomores or upperclassmen, and are expected to be completed by August 2013.

The School for Classical & Contemporary Dance moved into the renovated Erma Lowe Hall (formerly the Ballet Building) during the fall semester, ending a transition year in which it relocated to the University Recreation Center and GrandMarc at Westberry Place. School faculty and students celebrated the official opening in October. Built in 1921 as the

Panel debates the ethics of taking human tissue samples.

In November, the former president of Mexico spoke at the inaugural forum which bears his name to tout leadership development and problem-solving.

Increase will help TCU continue investing in key areas of faculty hiring, students services and campus resources.

Family of marine who attended TCU for three semesters and killed in Afghanistan names TCU as beneficiary of his $200,000 military life insurance policy, and will be used as scholarship.

Women’s volleyball started a school-record 13-0, racked up 25 wins and finished third in the MWC, but they just missed the NCAA Tournament. Coach Lewis reflects on the year and motherhood.