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    Welcome Home, Horned Frogs

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    Dear Horned Frogs, Welcome home! There is nothing quite like the last week of August on this beautiful campus. Residence halls fill up. Our world-class faculty put the finishing touches on their courses. Spaces that were quiet just a few weeks ago are buzzing again. And somewhere well beyond Fort Worth, our alumni see a…


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    Give More Than You Take

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    Dear Horned Frogs, TCU’s commencement in May was a moment of joy shared by all. On the field and from the stage, it was a thrill to congratulate our newest graduates and join in this landmark moment.  With the purple confetti now settled and the Class of 2026 settling into a new season of life,…


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    Powering the Energy Workforce of Tomorrow

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    This post was originally published as a guest column in NAPE Magazine’s Spring 2026 Issue. The hit TV show Landman, partially filmed on Texas Christian University’s campus in Fort Worth, may have sparked the idea, but our new “Land Management and Land Administration” course at TCU isn’t just a pop culture tie-in. It’s part of…


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    TCU and Fort Worth: Leading On Together

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    This post was originally published as a guest column by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on November 24, 2025.


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    Inaugural Address

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    “For over a century and a half, our values have lived in our classrooms, our laboratories, our performance halls, and across our athletic fields and chapel steps. These same values of integrity, excellence, community, and engagement remind us of the importance of learning, which lifts the human spirit and fosters the shared connection that sustains…


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    Leading On Through Athletics: Community + Opportunity

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    The Horned Frog spirit is felt everywhere when we rally together—strengthening our community, developing student-athletes and showcasing TCU’s excellence from Fort Worth to the global stage.


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    Growth is More Than a Measure of Success

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    TCU’s Class of 2029, the largest in university history, embodies the promise of growth in knowledge, character and leadership as they begin their journeys in Fort Worth.


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    Summer of Excellence

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    Summer is their Super Bowl – it’s when TCU New Student and Family Programs (NSFP) put everything they have practiced and prepared for into action, welcoming incoming students and families into the TCU community. 


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    Lead On

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    Dear Horned Frogs, Today marks the beginning of a new chapter for Texas Christian University. I am deeply honored to begin my role as TCU’s 11th Chancellor. We have an exciting road ahead, and I am enthusiastic about the journey that, in many ways, we have already started together. Thank you, TCU community, for your…


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    A Culture of Giving Back

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    For just $3, Horned Frogs can name a TCU Squirrel and contribute to student scholarships. The campaign’s primary goal is to strengthen TCU’s community of philanthropy and culture of giving. Kudos to our TCU staff for their endless creativity, and thank you to all who have participated in the campaign.


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