Stories
From TCU to the World Cup: AddRan Writing Alumna Finds Her Dream Career at FOX Sports
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.
Personal Podcasts Help Students Explore American Military Involvement from WWII Through Vietnam
Professor Kara Dixon Vuic's class produced and launched “History Frogcast,” a nine-part series exploring the lives and impact of Horned Frogs during periods of conflict in American history.
The Core of Education: New Faculty Members Join AddRan
AddRan College of Liberal Arts is proud to recognize our newest faculty members. As we continue celebrating TCU’s 150th anniversary, AddRan’s faculty continue to prove that the liberal arts form the core of education at TCU.
Liberal Arts for All: Insights from Sesquicentennial Speaker Dana A. Williams, Ph.D.
AddRan College of Liberal Arts hosted Howard University’s Dana A. Williams, Ph.D., to celebrate TCU and AddRan’s Sesquicentennial.
AddRan Encourages Conversation and Community with Hispanic Heritage Month Kickoff
AddRan College’s Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies (CRES) and Spanish and Hispanic Studies departments kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebration.
AddRan Welcomes Three New Endowed Faculty for Fall 2023
For the fall 2023 semester, AddRan College of Liberal Arts is pleased to welcome three new professors who hold endowed positions.
Abigayle Farrier '23 Completes Ph.D. at Age 22
Abigayle Farrier '23 talks her TCU experience with research and teaching while completing a Ph.D. program at the age of 22.
Dominic DiNunzio '22 Talks Army ROTC, Football and Legacy
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 Partners with University of Georgia to Celebrate the Legacy of Groundbreaking African American Poet Phillis Wheatley Peters
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.