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.
Opening the World by Going Abroad
Addie Levy Professor of Literature Linda Hughes, Ph.D., on her 11 Year Journey to Write her Latest Book.
At the Movies with Tatiana Argüello, Ph.D.
Five Latin American Films for Women’s History Month, According to Tatiana Argüello, Ph.D.
The Life and Times of Layla Murad
Hanan Hammad, Ph.D., on the Extraordinary Egyptian Movie Star and Singer.
Telling Stories and Making Black History
English Ph.D. Candidate Micah-Jade Coleman Stanback and Rhetoric and Composition Ph.D. Candidate Angela Mack Discuss How Their Research Contribute To History and Healing.
Meitl on Reformer District Attorneys
What Reforming Prosecutors Want To Do, Their Critics and What the Future Holds for the Criminal Justice System
(North)Westward Expansion
Sam Davis, Ph.D. on How Settlers Expelled Native Americans and Attempted to Colonize Liberia With Enslaved People and Free Black Americans in the Name of Westward Expansion
Tying the Knot During COVID-19
Sociology Instructor Angela Thompson, Ph.D. Discusses How the Pandemic has Shaped How Couples and Their Families Celebrate Weddings.
Excluded No More
Sonja Watson’s Latest Book Brings to Light New Perspectives on Issues of Identity Across National and Cultural Borders