Stories
Muriel Cormican Recognized for Excellence in University Service and Leadership
The Michael R. Ferrari Award for Excellence in University Service & Leadership recognizes excellence in university service and leadership by a faculty or staff member at any level or in any administrative or academic unit.
Women of Devotion: Antoinette DeNapoli Researches Female Ascetics Leading Change
DeNapoli’s research seeks to understand how women navigate religious spaces traditionally dominated by men.
Hard Work Pays Off: TCU Mock Trial Team Earns Historic Bid to ORCS
For the first time in program history, the TCU Mock Trial Team has secured a bid to the American Mock Trial Association Opening Round Championship Series (ORCS).
Piecing Together the Past: Revisiting 19th-Century America
Samuel Davis’ research is about making connections between histories often studied in isolation.
Faculty Q&A: Understanding Executive Orders, Evolving Impact
As one of the most powerful tools available to a U.S. president, executive orders can shape policy and governance.
Lunar New Year: Tradition, Culture and Community
At TCU and other university campuses worldwide, students and scholars gather to celebrate the Lunar New Year, a holiday rich in history, tradition and cultural significance.
More Than a Degree: TCU's Online Criminology & Criminal Justice Program Builds Careers and Community
TCU’s nationally ranked Master of Science in Criminology & Criminal Justice program is redefining what it means to be a connected online student.
The Power of Narrative: Professor David Moessner Honored with Festschrift
Being honored with a Festschrift in academia is rare, which made the recognition all the more surprising and joyful for A.A. Bradford Chair and Professor of Religion David Moessner.
Board of Visitors Member Spotlight: Jim Sexton
For AddRan Board of Visitors member Jim Sexton, serving on the board gives him the opportunity to give back to the school that made a profound impact on his daughter.