Stories

Rachael Houston and Matthew Montgomery explain how the Supreme Court selects cases, why oral arguments matter and what to watch as the new term gets underway.

TCU economics instructor Rosemarie Fike provided context to The 19th on how economic pressures may shape the way voters view political leadership ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

AddRan College of Liberal Arts is pleased to welcome Andrew R. Graybill this fall as the new Erma and Ralph Lowe Chair in Texas History.

The TCU AddRan College of Liberal Arts is proud to recognize our newest faculty members for the 2026-2027 academic year.

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.

Using GIS, TCU students mapped every Buc-ee’s across the U.S., revealing how interstate access, population corridors and rival travel centers drive the beaver’s carefully choreographed growth.

As millions of soccer fans around the world tuned in to the FIFA World Cup this summer, TCU alumna Jaya Armstead ’21 was helping tell the stories behind the tournament.

As colleges prepare students for a workforce increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, The Dallas Morning News featured Muriel Cormican, associate dean of undergraduate studies and professor of German, discussing TCU's new interdisciplinary AI certificate.