TCU's Mission: To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community. 

This is a place where students learn how to adapt to whatever the future might bring, develop critical thinking skills and expand their creativity. With a choice of rigorous academic programs in 131 undergraduate areas of study, 49 master's level programs and 20 areas of doctoral study, Horned Frogs have opportunities to search for meaning and examine values, yet graduate well-prepared for professional accomplishment.

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TCU's commencement ceremonies begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 12. The schedule is listed below: 

9 a.m.
Bob Schieffer College of Communication
College of Science & Engineering
University Programs (MLA and Ranch Management)

1 p.m.
Neeley School of Business
College of Fine Arts

5 p.m.
AddRan College of Liberal Arts
Brite Divinity School
College of Education
Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

TCU 2018 Spring Commencement

TCU studio art professors prepared Genie Mack for life as a professional artist, and now she sees her artistry every time she walks into Pier 1.

TCU - College of Fine Arts Alumna

Keynote speaker, Colonel Shane Kimbrough, NASA astronaut and member of the six-person teams who recently completed Expeditions 49 and 50 of the International Space Station, reflect on his life-long pursuit of excellence.

TCU - Convocation of Academic Excellence

Take the lead on a bright future. https://leadon.tcu.edu/

Lead On Horned Frogs

TCU awarded Community Scholars scholarships to five students from the Young Men's Leadership Academy and 50 total scholarships to students in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

2018 TCU Community Scholars - Young Men's Leadership Academy

Dr. Kyle Walker, Director for the Center for Urban Studies, is taking the lead on broader perspectives.

TCU - Kyle Walker

Undergraduate students in the John V. Roach Honors College engage in meaningful research in their field of study.

TCU - The Meaning of Research

TCU alumni Garrett Adair and Nik Hall are taking the lead on business as a force for good.

TCU - Nik Hall and Garrett Adair

Michelle Smith, TCU alum, is taking the lead on embracing understanding.

TCU - L. Michelle Smith

http://www.tcugivesday.tcu.edu/sma.html
 
Take the lead on giving with other TCU students, alumni, faculty and staff, parents and friends on our 4th annual TCU Gives Day! On Thursday, November 9, the world-wide TCU community will come together for 24-hours to help equip and empower students to make a positive impact on the world, each in their own way.

Ben Taylor – King Family Commons Building

 Sports fandom runs deep. Nowhere is this stronger than in college sports, where traditions, game-day rituals and formative life experiences create bonds and memories that last long after graduation. Dustin Hahn, associate professor of film, television and digital media in the Bob Schieffer College of Communication, recently offered his expertise in a Q&A and completed an Explained in 60 Seconds video in TCU’s social media series to illuminate why we love our college sports and how they shape both identity and community. 

Read his Q&A  from Schieffer College and watch his Explained in 60 Seconds video:

  

TCU Faculty Expert Answers: Why Do We Love Our College Sports?

Dustin Hahn