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On April 17, 2013, TCU Athletics announced plans for a $45 million renovation to the 53-year-old home to Men's and Women's Basketball programs. Plans call for a larger exterior that faces Stadium Drive, wider concourses, additional bathrooms and upgraded concessions. The facility would open in time for the 2015-16 season.
TCU student-athletes collected more than 300 teddy bears in February and then delivered them to Cook Children's Medical Center in March. (Photography by Glen E. Ellman)
TCU School of Art hosts creative workshops for educators before The National Art Education Association conference in Fort Worth.
Spacious living rooms, study lounges and community areas combined with single bedrooms will make the suite-style units in the new Worth Hills residence halls the best of both worlds. (Photography by Amy Peterson)
TCU Air Force and Army ROTC cadets observed a moment of silence during the annual Veterans Day wreath-laying ceremony in November, honoring military service men and women and fallen soldiers. The Friday observance — with the playing of “Taps,” presentation of colors and testimonies of veterans and student cadets — capped five days of tributes to the military. (Photography by Jared Lindsay)
Artist, historian, collector and creative genius Jack White ’49 left his mark on his school and hometown.
It offers 4,000 cubic feet of space, and Assistant Athletics Director for Equipment Services Matt Lewis and his staff pack it full seven times a year (counting a bowl game). Since 2002, the TCU Football trailer has been the program’s mobile equipment facility, hauling pregame clothing, uniforms, helmets, pads, coaches apparel, sideline equipment, even Gatorade to road contests. They also bring backup gear in case the unexpected happens. TCU takes 70 players and a dozen coaches for Big 12 games, more for non-league matchups, and all their stuff has to fit in 20 to 30 storage trunks. Certified truck driver Randy Allen of Armstrong Relocation has been the Frogs’ man behind the wheel since 2005, and he gets it all to the team hotel by Thursday night for a Saturday game.
TCU Alumni Association's first National Networking Night drawing hundreds of Horned Frog alums and students at 14 cities across the country. More than 165 attended the Fort Worth event (shown in the video). Watch for future networking events through the TCU Alumni Career Network at www.froglinks.com/s/441/subgroup3.aspx?sid=441&gid=1&....
Thirty-four Horned Frogs and friends explored Costa Rica during the eight-day Alumni Association trip in June. They hiked in the rainforest and up the side of three volcanoes, flew down zip lines, visited a coffee plantation, and unwound at a hot-springs spa and on the beach as well as stayed in TCU’s Tropical Research Station, situated in a rainforest in the San Lorenzo Valley
In October, elementary students at the Montessori Children's House Fort Worth mingled with members of the TCU Chemistry Club at the group's Science Major for a Day event. (Photography courtesy Amy Henderson '81 MEd)
Jacques d'Amboise, former New York City Ballet Principal Dancer and founder of the National Dance Institute, spent the week in the TCU School for Classical & Contemporary Dance as the Cecil H. and Ida Green Chair Professor in Dance. (Photography by Carolyn Cruz)
At the 140th University Convocation, Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr. asks a panel of students, faculty and staff members to discuss university's greatest strengths and challenges. (Photography by Glen E. Ellman)