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First-Year Frogs Get an Inside Look at IBR
The Institute of Behavioral Research welcomed first-year TCU students to IBR during its Frogs First Open House.
Fathi Joins as Endowed Petroleum Engineering Professor to Advance Innovative Research
Ebrahim Fathi joined TCU this semester in the Ross B. Matthews Professorship in Petroleum Engineering in the Davis College of Science & Engineering. The professorship was established in 2007 by Kathleen and Ross B. Matthews.
First-Year Frogs Get an Inside Look at IBR
The Institute of Behavioral Research welcomed first-year TCU students to IBR during its Frogs First Open House.
TCU Expert Sarah Hill Explains the Psychology of Envy
In a recent Yahoo article exploring the psychology behind envy, psychology professor Sarah Hill’s research helps explain why humans are so attuned to the advantages of others — and how those feelings can motivate us to act.
Gina Jarman Hill Wins Campus Award for Integrity & Ethical Leadership
TCU faculty and staff were celebrated Friday with awards that align with TCU’s values of Integrity, Engagement, Community and Excellence during TCU’s annual Welcome & Opening Luncheon.
TCU Nutrition Expert Shares the Benefits of Beans
Super Age featured Anne VanBeber, professor of nutritional sciences at TCU and a registered dietitian, for her expertise on the health benefits of legumes and how people can add them to everyday meals.
TCU Nutrition Expert Shares the Value of Blueberries with Good Housekeeping
Good Housekeeping turned to Anne Van Beber, professor of nutritional sciences, for its feature on what happens when you eat blueberries every day.