December 9, 2025
The AddRan College of Liberal Arts is proud to celebrate an exceptional group of graduates from the class of 2025.
Two faculty members from TCU’s AddRan College of Liberal Arts were featured in the Fort Worth Report for their work on a new course that examines artificial intelligence through a “human-centered” lens.
Rebecca Sharpless, professor of history at TCU, explains the history of baking, and more specifically, the cultural significance of fruitcakes.
Keith Gaddie, Hoffman Chair of the American Ideal and professor of political science, analyzes the long history of disputed national championships in college football.
The AddRan College of Liberal Arts is proud to celebrate an exceptional group of graduates from the class of 2025.
Melissa Reynolds explores how readers hundreds of years ago grappled with the same challenges we face today — sorting truth from misinformation and trying to make sense of an ever-expanding world of information.
AddRan alumnus Kenrich Williams ’18 reflects on his journey from TCU to becoming an NBA champion.
When Patagonia Books set out to promote two new titles focused on environmental awareness, they turned to Texas Christian University.
The Department of History in the AddRan College of Liberal Arts has been named a partner in the Department of Defense POW-MIA Accounting Agency’s (DPAA) Hub and Spoke program.
The University’s recent 150th anniversary inspired a look at many aspects of TCU’s history, from its visionary leaders to the beauty of its physical campus.
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