By Morgan Welch / Posted May 15, 2012
Mary Beth Taylor earned her dream job, a new position made for her in New York City that she will begin in June.
The senior fashion merchandising major said she interned with shoe designer Stuart Weitzman last summer and began working with the wholesale team as a major account-marketing analyst.
By Robert Rhodes / Posted May 15, 2012
While other students graduating in May plan to leave the university for employment, one student plans to leave his mark on campus.
By Michael Gutierrez / Posted May 15, 2012
A school never wanders too far from its roots, Don Mills, former vice chancellor for student affairs, said.
Since 1889, when the university changed its name from AddRan Male and Female College to AddRan Christian University, administrators have maintained a vibrant internal discussion about the relationship the university has with the “Christian” in its name.
By Bailey McGowan / Posted May 14, 2012
When it comes to graduation, TCU nursing students know how to party.
By Michael Gutierrez / Posted May 12, 2012
Welcome to the “real world” class of 2012, there’s no spring break here, Chancellor Boschini said.
By Sarah Greufe / Posted May 11, 2012
As he paced in his cowboy boots in front of the classroom, an amused look formed on professor Ralph Carter’s mustached face. He stopped, put his hands in his pockets and looked at the class squarely.
“In Kashmir every spring, someone shoots at somebody,” he proclaimed.
By Sarah Greufe / Posted May 11, 2012
Given the right conditions, it doesn’t take long for intellectual stimulation to produce popcorn responses from students in a classroom.
This is the atmosphere Ronald Pitcock, J. Vaughn and Evelyne H. Wilson Honors Fellow and director of prestigious scholarships, provides for students at the university.
By Morgan Welch / Posted May 11, 2012
Living, breathing and sleeping in the dance building has been Sarah Hackwith’s life for the past four years.
The senior ballet and modern dance double major said she planned to move to New York City to pursue her dance career after graduation.
By Sarah Greufe / Posted May 10, 2012
Flexibility is not only important in the lives of many dancers, but also can be crucial when finding a job.
When a metatarsal injury where her joints wore down from misalignment and overuse turned senior Ashley Friedman’s dancing career away from the stage, she found a way to pursue her dreams from a studio office.
By Mary Muller / Posted May 8, 2012
Look out, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Two TCU seniors are coming to follow in your footsteps.
Senior film-television-digital media majors Judith Schomp and Paige Love are planning to move to Chicago after graduation to go through training with The Second City, an improvisation theater where many famous comedians train.
