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From the moment Simone Biles posted “Hats off to Fort Worth” on her socials in 2021, Fort Worth has been a sports-hosting city on the rise. The Sports Business Journal recently named it “the No. 1 ...

For nearly two decades, Endeavors has showcased the research and creative triumphs of the TCU community. The 2025 issue illustrates new discoveries from all sides of campus. “TCU scholars continue to ...

Ella Hamlin faced a difficult decision her senior year at Granbury High School: continue playing basketball at a smaller college or start her journey into nursing at TCU. She chose the latter after ...

Our Campus Master Plan is guided by seven key priorities that emerged during stakeholder engagement. Each idea reflects our commitment to creating a campus that excels academically, operates ...

We welcome LGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, alumni and allies to take part in our supportive programs, resource groups and learning opportunities. LGBTQ+ Resources offers year-round training for ...

The Portrait Project tells TCU’s story through portraiture around the campus that commemorates historically marginalized and underrepresented members of the Horned Frog community. Since the project’s ...

Dive into Texas Christian University’s vibrant campus life, where championship-caliber Big 12 athletics and a tight-knit, nationally-ranked academic community blend seamlessly. At TCU, you’ll ...

The University Strategy & Innovation Office (USIO) drives forward-thinking strategies, fosters innovation and ensures that we remain competitive in a rapidly changing educational landscape.

From surprise to legacy: The story behind Molly Reid Hall During a recent winter sunset, guests who had been hidden in and around GrandMarc on Berry Street quickly moved to a viewing area as the ...

As one of the most powerful tools available to a U.S. president, executive orders can shape policy and governance. Michele Meitl, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice and assistant ...