Michelle Carter
Michelle Carter is a journalism major and criminal justice minor from Santiago, Chile. Michelle enjoys bingeing movies and series, writing and listening to good music and podcasts.
Review: “White Boy Rick” fails to engage beyond glamorizing the ’80s...
Matthew McConaughey's "White Boy Rick" doesn't go deep enough.
Review: “Operation Finale” misses an opportunity
Based on the true story of how Israeli Mossad agents are sent to Argentina to find Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi war criminal.
Review: Spike Lee’s “BlacKkKlansman” brings it on
Lee’s freshest film follows the story of Colorado Springs’ first African American police officer who manages to infiltrate the KKK in the 1970s.
Politics professor encourages universities to embrace free speech
Princeton University politics professor Keith Whittington visited TCU to talk about the importance of supporting free speech on campus and encouraging the debate it can generate.
Media industry experts give students insight on careers in media
Industry speakers visited TCU to talk about their careers with students seeking more information on what it’s like to work in the media.
Health specialist encourages students to ‘just say know’ to substance use
Matt Vogel talked about substance abuse and how to create a dialogue that helps students feel empowered about making healthy and safe decisions.
Model pushes for female empowerment through new book: ‘Healthy is the...
Model Katie Willcox visited TCU to talk about body image in the age of media manipulation and how women can be empowered to live healthier lifestyles.
Aspiring Texas politician talks diversity, criminal justice reform
The youngest person to run for city council of Wylie, Texas visited TCU to participate in a panel about diversity in politics.
‘Man on Fire’ discusses the lingering racism in Grand Saline, Texas
The "Man on Fire" screening discussed racism in Grand Saline, Texas and what pastor Charles Moore did to bring awareness to the situation by setting himself on fire.
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