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Government of the People

Democracy demands the participation of its citizens.

A Life Changed by Learning

Provost Floyd Wormley Jr. brings clarity, conviction and a scientist’s curiosity to academic leadership.

Making Their Case

TCU Mock Trial argues its way to national competition.

Texas Grit, Literary Gold

Catherine O’Connor rose to prominence in Western literature with her acclaimed debut novel, published by TCU Press.

Playing With Heart

TCU soccer alumna Ryan Williams has claimed a key role with the NWSL’s North Carolina Courage.

Black-and-white photograph of Christopher Watts, former professor and dean of the Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, wearing a white collared shirt and sweater.

Christopher R. Watts, pioneering researcher and beloved dean, devoted his career to improving lives through science

The longtime educator built nationally recognized programs at TCU that transformed research into care for Parkinson’s patients.

Photograph of five musicians performing on a stage, with a tan and black sign reading “The Hop” pinned to the wood-paneled wall behind them. The group plays guitar, bass, keyboards and drums.

Mem’ries Sweet

The Legend of Pico de Gallo

TCU philosophy professors traded lectures for late-night rock gigs, raising money for campus causes along the way.

Photograph of TCU professor and researcher Andrew Ledbetter seated in a black desk chair, smiling toward the camera with his feet up. He wears a black Taylor Swift “The Eras Tour” T-shirt, and a matching tour poster hangs on the wall behind him.

Research + Discovery

Exploring the Taylorverse

Professor Andrew Ledbetter uses data analysis to uncover the key themes linking Taylor Swift’s lyrics and her widespread fan appeal.

Photograph of Chancellor Daniel Pullin, in a professorial role, speaking to a group of students seated around a wooden table in a classroom. The image is framed by a window bar that divides the scene in half.

Features

From the Chancellor

Research is shaping the future of TCU, Chancellor Daniel Pullin writes.

Horned Frogs basketball player Clara Silva, wearing a white No. 17 TCU jersey, attempts a basket during an NCAA game against Houston.

No. 14 TCU Women’s Basketball Routs Houston, Pushes Home Win Streak to 39 Games

The Horned Frogs face multiple AP Top 25 teams down the stretch of the Big 12 regular season.

TCU baseball player in a purple top and light gray baseball pants warming up on the field at Globe Life Field under stadium lights.

TCU Baseball 2026 Season Preview: Nationally Ranked Horned Frogs Eye Omaha Return

Led by potential top-10 pick Sawyer Strosnider, the nationally ranked Horned Frogs seek their first College World Series appearance since 2023.

TCU baseball pitcher throws during practice at Lupton Stadium

TCU Baseball 2026 Season Preview: Three Keys to a College World Series Return

Our second 2026 baseball preview focuses on middle infield chemistry, pitching depth and a gauntlet schedule that includes UCLA and Arkansas.

Photograph of TCU alumna Angel Guyton smiling toward the camera against a white background, wearing a white collared shirt and a black-and-white checkered blazer.

Alumni

Angel Guyton: How It Started … How It’s Going

The TCU alumna turned a classroom opportunity into a career in medical research and a full-time scientist role at Alcon.

Studio photograph of TCU Dean of Admission Mandy Castro, wearing a purple sports jacket and black dress, holding a purple foam finger shaped like the "Go Frogs" hand sign with white text reading "Go Frogs" on the front.

Research + Discovery

Frog Finder

How does TCU choose each incoming class? Dean of Admission Mandy Castro breaks down holistic review, freedom-of-expression submissions and what she looks for in future Horned Frogs.

Sports: Riff Ram

Olivia Miles Eyes a National Title in Her Fifth and Final College Campaign at TCU

With two degrees and two gold medals, the WNBA hopeful reflects on leadership and her next chapter on and off the court.

Photograph of TCU student Matthew Miamidian piloting an aircraft, wearing sunglasses and an aviation headset, with a view of water and land visible through the cockpit windows.

Features

Flying Frog: Matthew Miamidian Navigates TCU Courses and the Skies

Meet the TCU junior who’s balancing business studies with hours in the cockpit.

Photograph of Lisa Havens — TCU alumna, nurse, veteran, attorney and chief risk officer at Baylor Scott & White Health — standing beside a large glass window and smiling toward the camera with her hands resting on the windowsill.

Alumni

Handling With Care

Lisa Havens is a TCU alumna, nurse, veteran and attorney who now serves as chief legal officer for Baylor Scott & White Health.

Portrait of BNSF Railway President and CEO Katie Farmer, smiling with arms crossed, wearing a blue suit and white shirt, standing in front of an orange-and-yellow BNSF train.

Alumni

Staying on Track

BNSF Railway President and CEO Katie Farmer shares how leadership, community and strong values shaped her history-making career.

Photograph of TCU alum David Lay Williams seated in a dimly lit room, wearing a dark blue button-down shirt and holding a guitar across his lap.

Alumni

David Lay Williams Discovered His True Passion for Political Thought at TCU

The political science professor explores economic inequality’s history and moral impact in “The Greatest of All Plagues.”

Leslie Browning-Samoni sitting, behind her are student project presentations

Research + Discovery

AI on Fashion’s Cutting Edge

Instructor Leslie Browning-Samoni weaves AI into her merchandising curriculum.

Theatre Professor and Playwright Ayvaunn Penn directs a 2024 rehearsal of her play, "For Bo: A Play Inspired by the Murder of Botham Jean by Officer Amber Guyger."

Research + Discovery

From Penn To Paper

Theatre professor and playwright Ayvaunn Penn finds love and humanity in Texas tragedies.

Faculty members pose on the first floor stairs of the Dan G. Rogers Rotunda.

Research + Discovery

Startups with a Story

Entrepreneurship faculty are showing how values and authenticity help new ventures draw investors.

Cartoon-style illustration of a person in business attire with a red tie standing on a wall clock, holding a monocular to their eye and looking to the right.

Features

The Element of Time

Career expert Mike Caldwell shares how strategic timing can help job seekers stand out and seize new opportunities.

Stephanie Loken Edgett wears a white UTSA hard hat and orange safety vest on a construction site.

Web Extras

Horned Frog Foodies: Stephanie Loken Edgett

The Class of 2005 alumna wears many hats as director for university dining and retail services at UT San Antonio, overseeing 21 retail food locations.

Photograph of brothers Reggie (left) and Cedric Robinson standing behind a table with two plates of food. Both are smiling — Reggie holds his right hand to his sunglasses, while Cedric leans slightly toward his brother.

Web Extras

Horned Frog Foodies: Serving Up Love with Reggie Robinson

Brothers Reggie and Cedric Robinson prepare award-winning barbecue at Lil Boy Blue BBQ, a pop-up carrying on their family’s culinary traditions.

Photograph of TCU alum Cooper Neel, wearing black-framed glasses and a blue plaid button-down shirt, smiling while holding cans of "Coop" beverages in front of a brick building with a green overhang. A yellow, green and orange sunflower emblem on the building reads "Kimberton Whole Foods."

Web Extras

Horned Frog Foodies: Cooper Neel’s Sparkling Teas

The alum designed Coop NeuroRefreshers with herbs to enhance mental well-being.

Group photo of smiling mentors and mentees from a Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences mentoring program pairing TCU undergraduates with high school students.

Belonging in STEM: How the Pre-Health Professions Institute Shapes Young Scholars’ Futures

From middle school classrooms to college labs, mentorship and outreach programs introduce underrepresented students to opportunities across science, engineering, math and medicine.