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.
(North)Westward Expansion
Sam Davis, Ph.D. on How Settlers Expelled Native Americans and Attempted to Colonize Liberia With Enslaved People and Free Black Americans in the Name of Westward Expansion
Tying the Knot During COVID-19
Sociology Instructor Angela Thompson, Ph.D. Discusses How the Pandemic has Shaped How Couples and Their Families Celebrate Weddings.
Excluded No More
Sonja Watson’s Latest Book Brings to Light New Perspectives on Issues of Identity Across National and Cultural Borders
Carter on Ukraine Crisis: "Ukraine was a core component of the Soviet Union...It's not surprising that Putin wants it back."
Ralph Carter, Ph.D., on Vladimir Putin’s Desires on Ukraine, the American Response, and Unrest in Kazakhstan.
Senior Spotlight: Andrew Bray '21
Criminal Justice Major and Full-time Police Officer Combines Work Experience With Education to Help “Those Who Will Inherit the Criminal Justice System.”
Leaving a Legacy Behind
Caroline Rowland ’22 Is Assembling a Guide for TCU Community to Learn More about Native American History and Culture.
Female Veterans, ROTC Cadets Share Experience of Service Through Discussion Series
History Department and Veterans Services Host Series for Female Veterans and ROTC Cadets to Share Experiences of Being a Woman in the Military, Past, Present and Future.
Sean Crotty Explains How the Cross-Discipline Use of GIS Manifests in AddRan
Geography faculty member Sean Crotty, Ph.D., talks about he and his colleagues in AddRan use GIS software ahead of GIS Day.