TCU Student Researchers Get Hands-On Experience in the 'Future Central Park' of Fort Worth

TCU News 5/29 4:36A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

Across disciplines, several Horned Frogs are working with the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge on projects to benefit the park and the greater community.

Harris College Professor Receives TCU's First Cancer Research Grant

TCU News 5/29 3:26A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

A TCU assistant professor and researcher just earned the university's first-ever Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) award for his research and project on early breast cancer detection and screening.

Horned Frogs in the News, May 1-15, 2026

TCU News 5/19 8:38A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

From hantavirus and maternal health and from gambling addictions to women's economic rights, the media come to TCU for news and thought leadership.

Summer 2026 TCU Magazine Gathers Around Food

TCU News 5/19 7:45A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

The latest edition began as a theme and became something closer to a prism, refracting through every school, every discipline, every kind of ambition at TCU.

TCU Announces Multiple Fulbright Scholars

TCU News 5/15 9:15A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

From faculty to staff to students, Texas Christian University is celebrating five Horned Frogs who received Fulbright honors this year.

Burnett School of Medicine Professor Discusses Hantavirus Outbreak with USA Today

TCU News 5/12 3:51A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

Dr. Nikhil Bhayani, an infectious disease specialist, discusses the hantavirus outbreak with USA Today.

First-Generation Student Karina Torres Graduates With Three Degrees

TCU News 5/11 6:05A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

Karina Torres, a first-generation student, received three degrees during TCU's spring 2026 commencement ceremony.

Horned Frogs in the News, April 16-30, 2026

TCU News 5/4 7:31A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

From sourdough bread to antiques and from disciplining a child to a growth in shingles cases, media come to TCU for news and thought leadership.

Spring 2026 Commencement to Graduate More Than 2,800

TCU News 4/30 11:14A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

TCU will present degrees to more than 2,800 candidates during a reimagined and expanded commencement tradition May 8-9, 2026.

TCU FCA is Building Student-Athletes ... and Building for the Future

TCU News 4/30 7:34A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

TCU's FCA chapter began with a Bible study in 1965. Today, it operates with a staff of five and over 700 members.

Texas Highways Features the History of TCU's Meteorite Collection

TCU News 4/27 10:40A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

Rhiannon Mayne, Oscar and Juanita Monnig Endowed Chair of Meteoritics and Planetary Science at TCU, offers insight into the legacy of Oscar Monnig and his namesake gallery for the magazine.

New TCU Certificate, Research Partnership Focus on Textiles, Soft-Goods Engineering

TCU News 4/27 5:07A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

Through a partnership with Advanced Functional Fabrics of America, the College of Fine Arts has launched the Texas Advanced Certificate in Textiles for Innovation and Composites.

10 Trees for 10 Years of TCU Recognition

TCU News 4/24 9:52A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

For the 10th consecutive year, Texas Christian University has been recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree Campus. In honor of that, more trees will be added to the approximately 3,000 campus specimens.

Texas Innovation Conference Highlights Research Funding

TCU News 4/24 4:33A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

The inaugural event aimed to highlight people and organizations that are turning research into real-world results by bringing together a select group of high-impact innovators, including startups, researchers and ecosystem leaders.

TCU Explores the Revolutionary War Ahead of America's 250th Anniversary

TCU News 4/6 8:06A kelli.lamers@tcu.edu (Kelli Lame

This year's LCpl. Benjamin W. Schmidt Symposium on War, Conflict, and Society is inviting audiences to reconsider the Revolution not just as a founding moment, but as a war with lasting human consequences.