Stories
Drawing on History: TCU Political Scientists Explore Etta Hulme's Political Legacy
Political Scientists Carrie Currier and Jim Riddlesperger explored thousands of cartoons spanning Texas, American and international politics, uncovering the political moments behind them and the artistry and insight that made Hulme a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist.
AddRan Partners with University of Georgia to Celebrate the Legacy of Groundbreaking African American Poet Phillis Wheatley Peters
AddRan College of Liberal Arts and the University of Georgia (UGA) are midway through a year-long collaborative project celebrating the 250th anniversary of the publication of Phillis Wheatley Peters’ book of poems in 1773, a milestone in the history of African American and transatlantic literature.
As New King is Crowned, Instructor Weighs in on New Reign
As King Charles III takes the throne, Brandy Joliff Scott, instructor of political science and a specialist in British politics, gave her thoughts on the role of the monarchy in the British system and what the landscape might hold with a new king.
Helping Horned Frogs Flourish
Religion and Philosophy Professors Want To Help Students Flourish Through Meditation and Mindfulness.
An Impressive Body of Work
Undergraduate Sociology Major Assists Professor on Research Examining the Relationship Between Body Image and Gender
History Takes Flight
Graduate and Undergraduate History Students Get Big-Name Support for Research Into the Costs of War for America’s Aviators.
Bringing Asia Into the Classroom
Carrie Liu Currier, Ph.D., Leads Volunteer Effort to Educate Teachers on Asian Culture, History, Politics and Economics
Helping People Without Homes Find Shelter
Brie Diamond and Criminal Justice Majors Partner with Harris College, Local Nonprofits, to Better Serve Fort Worth Homeless Population
A Living Wage-But for Whom?
Leah LaGrone’s ’21 Ph.D. History Dissertation Tells the Story of How a Law Meant to Help Women Avoid Sex Work Turned Into an Ugly Fight Involving White Supremacy