Winter 2012

The Slaves’ Gamble: Choosing Sides in the War of 1812, CBRN and Hazmat Incidents at Major Public Events: Planning and Response and Fair Park Deco

Self-professed comic book nerd Jeramey Kraatz ’08 used an internship at a comics publisher to pen his own superhero series.

For 30 years, the TCU community has raised money and awareness to stem the tide of local, national and global hunger.

Longtime TCU administrator credited with bringing Phi Beta Kappa chapter, Van Cliburn International Piano Competition to TCU

You could call entrepreneur Mant Hawkins ’11 MBA “disruptive,” and be thankful that he is.

Friday night staple of Homecoming Weekend featured two alumni bands, giant inflatables, a rock-climbing wall, a video game truck, balloon artists and bounce houses.

John Campbell ’08 combines tech help with java at his Stay Wired! Coffeehouse and Computer Service

Naval Academy Organist Monte Maxwell ’86 draws a huge crowd for his annual Halloween concert.

Mike Cocanower ’04 and his company Inside Image Design do more than light parties. They create magic.

Dr. Robert Gaines ’95 reconstructs the limbs of soldiers as chief of Orthopedic Trauma at the Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth, Va.