May 9, 2024
TCU’s youngest undergraduate is about to be its youngest Ph.D.
Mechanical engineering student Jadon Wuilliez ‘25 is representing Team Antigua and Barbuda in the 100-meter breaststroke at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
TCU CSE's STEM Scholar Program, based in the College of Science & Engineering, received the 2024 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine
Anna Menon, B.S. Math '08, is scheduled to launch this summer on SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission.
TCU’s youngest undergraduate is about to be its youngest Ph.D.
Cayla Prophater is a biology major, Pre-Health student, NCAA swimmer, president of the TCU Pre-Dental Club, and now, a published author. Her children's book “Stella the Shark Has a Toothache” was inspired from integral opportunities in and out of the classroom.
TCU’s College of Science & Engineering hosted its 21st annual Michael and Sally McCracken Student Research Symposium (SRS) spotlighting undergraduate and graduate student research.
Twenty-five years ago this month, a tragic event occurred that seemed to forever shift our culture: the mass shooting at Columbine High School. TCU psychology instructor Nur Cayirdag spoke to TCU News about how the event has impacted our culture and where we find ourselves today.
Embracing the chance to be immersed into a new culture, conduct research, and grow personally and professionally, Brooke Boisvert's Fulbright experience has profoundly shaped her path through medical school and beyond.
EAB Member Dr. Raymond Smilor’s award-winning book 'Fire in the Classroom' is honored at the Vatican on the "National Day of the Trainer."
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