Stories

As Dominic DiNunzio '22 prepares to commission as an army officer, the Army ROTC and TCU Football alum reflects on his journey and the legacy he left in Fort Worth.

AddRan College of Liberal Arts and the University of Georgia (UGA) are midway through a year-long collaborative project celebrating the 250th anniversary of the publication of Phillis Wheatley Peters’ book of poems in 1773, a milestone in the history of African American and transatlantic literature.

As another academic year comes to a close, we wanted to highlight a few extraordinary AddRan seniors and their plans after graduation. From pursuing graduate degrees to serving their community, these soon-to-be-grads have eventful futures ahead of them!

As King Charles III takes the throne, Brandy Joliff Scott, instructor of political science and a specialist in British politics, gave her thoughts on the role of the monarchy in the British system and what the landscape might hold with a new king.

AddRan alumni gathered to reconnect with colleagues and faculty during Back to Class 2023.

Enjoy a week of events and keynote speakers to celebrate Asian American, Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian (AAPINH) Heritage Month with the Addran College of Liberal Arts from Monday, April 10 to Saturday, April 15.

The AddRan Ambassadors learned about transforming conflict through a workshop by Leadership Fort Worth. This collaboration showcased the importance of continued partnerships between AddRan and community organizations.

Trinity Miles ’24 recounts her time as an AddRan student and a TCU Showgirl during the historic 2022 TCU Football season.

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.