Stories
Drawing on History: TCU Political Scientists Explore Etta Hulme's Political Legacy
Political Scientists Carrie Currier and Jim Riddlesperger explored thousands of cartoons spanning Texas, American and international politics, uncovering the political moments behind them and the artistry and insight that made Hulme a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist.
A Man of Two Nations
A new assistant professor of sociology, Edgar Campos, Ph.D.’s path to being a scholar of Latin America and a teacher was not the most direct one. The son of Mexican parents and growing up in California, Campos did not believe he would attend college, let alone become a professor.
Helping Horned Frogs Flourish
Religion and Philosophy Professors Want To Help Students Flourish Through Meditation and Mindfulness.
AddRan Welcomes New Faculty
New Arrivals From Inside and Outside TCU Ready To Carry On Tradition of Liberal Arts Excellence
Welcome Back, AddRan: A Message from Dean Watson
Dean Watson welcomes students, faculty and staff back to campus.
An Impressive Body of Work
Undergraduate Sociology Major Assists Professor on Research Examining the Relationship Between Body Image and Gender
History Takes Flight
Graduate and Undergraduate History Students Get Big-Name Support for Research Into the Costs of War for America’s Aviators.
Service Learning and Social Change
How Chantel L. Carlson Turned Her Class into a Way for Survivors of Assault and Abuse to Share Their Stories.
Art Reflecting Art
Matthew Pitt Uses Artwork as Writing Inspiration