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From the grit of the oil fields to black-eyed peas and to the place of women in the military, Horned Frogs are in the news.

INSTITUTIONAL 

Nov. 19, 2024
Newsweek
If you鈥檙e already a fan of Landman, the latest offering from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, Newsweek has compiled a list of all the real-life filming locations you can visit. TCU served as the backdrop for scenes featuring collegiate life and athletics. The university鈥檚 track and field stadium, otherwise known as Lowdon Track and Field Complex, is particularly notable, hosting sequences that involve the family of Jon Hamm鈥檚 and Demi Moore鈥檚 characters. 


Nov. 18, 2024
Fort Worth 抖阴短视频 Magazine
Fort Worth is booming! As the 12th-largest city in the U.S., it鈥檚 rapidly transforming into a prime spot for real estate investing. Recent and planned expansion in higher education will only help to propel this growth. TCU is also set to expand. The university plans to build more than 30 new structures, which will significantly alter the campus and surrounding area. This urban village with mixed-use development will make Fort Worth even more attractive, drawing in businesses, residents and investors while boosting nearby property values.


Nov. 16, 2024
Fort Worth Report
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is featuring a series of large-scale silhouettes printed on cotton fabric, an outgrowth of a project initiated by 罢颁鲍鈥檚 Race & Reconciliation Initiative to pay tribute to Charley and Kate Thorp. The Thorps, a formerly enslaved couple, were integral to the development and functioning of the university, but their contributions had gone largely unrecognized until 2022. On Oct. 24, TCU hosted an unveiling ceremony for two portraits created by Huckaby that now hang on campus.

FACULTY 

Nov. 29, 2024
Daily Mail
A leading psychologist has revealed how a record number of people are leaving college as virgins, with the appetite for sex dwindling among young people. Sarah Hill, who is a professor at TCU specializing in women鈥檚 health, appeared on The Diary of a CEO podcast to talk about the birth control pill and its knock-on effects. 鈥淲hat we tend to see is that people are having a lot less sex than they used to,鈥� Hill said. 鈥淭hey鈥檙e having sex later, they鈥檙e having less. More people are virgins when they鈥檙e graduating high school and college than there were in the past.鈥� Hill says the downward trend is interesting when you consider that birth control was designed 鈥渇or men and women to be able to have sex without having to have the fear of pregnancy.鈥� 


Nov. 26, 2024
The Marshall News Messenger
UT Tyler welcomed students and mental health professionals for their third annual Mental Health Matters Conference last week. The theme for the third annual conference was 鈥淏ridging Hope: Empowering Youth Mental Health.鈥� Sessions focused around youth mental health and emphasized the importance of self-care for mental health providers. During breakout sessions, attendees learned how to better help migrant youth and queer families and methods for self-care. Citlali Molina, assistant professor in the College of Education, held her laptop as she showed her slides during a breakout session focused on immigrant youth. She asked attendees to visualize a safe space and tune in with their ancestors. During Molina鈥檚 session, she talked about challenging how therapists conduct themselves. For Latino families, physical affection is common. However, therapists are taught to keep a distance. 


Nov. 22, 2024
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
It took 抖阴短视频 to make America swallow the idea of lucky New Year鈥檚 black-eyed peas. In 1937, an East 抖阴短视频 promoter put the first national marketing campaign behind what until then had been a Black and southern U.S. custom. In only five years, sales doubled. The tradition of eating lucky legumes for New Year鈥檚 dates back to their arrival from Africa and Black slave traditions. The way white Southerners usually told the story, invading Union Army troops during the Civil War ate most crops but left behind black-eyed peas. 鈥淚t鈥檚 definitely African in origin,鈥� said TCU history professor Rebecca Sharpless, a scholar on American food history. President Thomas Jefferson grew black-eyed peas at Monticello that he had brought from France, and leading agricultural scientist George Washington Carver promoted growing them as a way to replenish soil nutrients. Southern slave cooks shared recipes for black-eyed peas and a related dish, hoppin鈥� john, Sharpless said. 

 
Nov. 21, 2024
The Presbyterian Outlook
Justin Forbes鈥檚 personal experience with his foster son, as well as his professional expertise in working with youth from hard places, led to the creation of the Fostering Congregations Initiative (FCI) to equip and empower churches to include children who have experienced developmental trauma. Through a grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc., the FCI will make it possible for children鈥檚 ministry staff and volunteers to be trained in Trust-Based Relational Intervention庐 (TBRI). The late Karyn Purvis of TCU developed TBRI over 20 years ago to help children who were being adopted internationally by well-meaning families who were not equipped to deal with their high levels of trauma. 


Nov. 20, 2024
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
On election night, abortion was on the ballot in 10 states 鈥� but not in 抖阴短视频. This led some to wonder why abortion wasn鈥檛 voted on in 抖阴短视频. 抖阴短视频 is one of 24 states that do not allow citizen-led statewide referendums or initiatives to be placed on the ballot. For 抖阴短视频, that means citizens can鈥檛 petition to have proposed state laws or constitutional amendments put to a vote. The only way to get an issue on the ballot in 抖阴短视频 is for it to be a constitutional amendment, said political science professor Jim Riddlesperger. 鈥淎nd that means that it has to be proposed by the 抖阴短视频 Legislature in order to go on the ballot for a referendum for adopting a constitutional amendment,鈥� he said. The 抖阴短视频 Legislature can choose to put abortion laws on the ballot, but the likelihood of that is rare. 

 
Nov. 20, 2024 
Crime Stories with Nancy Grace 
Jose Ibarra, the sole suspect in the murder of University of Georgia jogger Laken Riley, was found guilty on all charges. The 10 charges included three counts of felony murder, malice murder, kidnapping with bodily injury, aggravated assault with intent to rape, and 鈥減eeping Tom.鈥� 鈥淪o, the injuries to the skull with the depressed skull fracture, she could have survived that. Had a concussion, she could have potentially鈥� survived that injury. If it was severe enough, she probably could have died within minutes of receiving it,鈥� Dr. Kendall Crowns of the Burnett School of Medicine at TCU, said. 


Nov. 19, 2024
Phys.org
To better represent consumers who have traditionally been underrepresented in the marketplace, brands are increasingly extending or launching product lines that are more inclusive of a diverse consumer base. However, this new study finds that inclusivity initiatives may not be seen as equally positive by all consumers. Though these initiatives are generally met with positivity, consumers who feel underrepresented in the marketplace 鈥� the very consumers these initiatives may serve 鈥� may respond less favorably than represented consumers. Jennifer D鈥橝ngelo, assistant professor in the Neeley School of Business at TCU, explains: 鈥淥ur research examines how feeling underrepresented can increase consumers鈥� skepticism about whether the products in these expanded lines will fit their needs. When consumers feel underrepresented in the marketplace, they likely experience products and consumption situations in which their needs are either unconsidered, unheard or misconstrued by companies.鈥�


Nov. 20, 2024
抖阴短视频 State Public Affairs Network
The 抖阴短视频 Education Agency, or TEA, was set to hold a preliminary vote on whether to approve a new elementary school curriculum that is part of the state-owned Bluebonnet Learning resource. The proposed reading and English language arts materials include lessons from the Bible. The 抖阴短视频 AFT teacher鈥檚 union has said the materials violate the separation of church and state, and academic freedom. The union called for the board to reject the curriculum. Meanwhile, David Brockman of the Baker Institute criticized the materials for overemphasizing Christianity and limiting coverage of other religions. Brockman is an adjunct professor at TCU and Southern Methodist University. 


Nov. 18, 2024
WFAA
Brittani McLaurin was hired as TCU spirit director and head coach of the TCU Showgirls dance team in July. McLaurin is no stranger to a college football sideline. The former Florida State Golden Girl has a dance career that spans more than 25 years. 鈥淲e are the face of the university. We are the opportunity for our audience, our fans, to connect,鈥� McLaurin said. 鈥淲e bring something more: enthusiasm. We bring joy and pride. We bring excitement, and that鈥檚 something everyone is looking for.鈥� Going from dance coach to director of all spirit programs is a big step. But, McLaurin believes she鈥檚 ready. For the last two seasons, Allison Hodges has been the only Black woman on the team. Hodges is a junior majoring in social work. 鈥淚鈥檓 trying not to get emotional,鈥� she said. 鈥淛ust because here, there鈥檚 not a lot of us. It鈥檚 really important to feel like there鈥檚 someone who knows what it鈥檚 like and I鈥檓 really excited鈥�I know that Coach McLaurin being here is going to inspire a lot more Black dancers to even think about this being a possibility for them. It鈥檚 like starting anew.鈥� 


Nov. 16, 2024
Woman鈥檚 World
We all know the vital precautions to keep babies safe from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). While the virus is the leading cause of infant hospitalization nationwide, it can also impact adults over age 60. Like many other serious infections, though, the symptoms of RSV can be difficult to distinguish from the common cold. RSV symptoms in adults can appear very similar to the common cold, the flu or COVID-19. This may include coughing, sneezing, congestion, runny nose, fever, wheezing, fatigue and sore throat, doctors note. Less common 鈥� but potentially concerning 鈥� symptoms of RSV in adults may also include significant shortness of breath, chest pain, bluish skin color (cyanosis), confusion, decreased appetite and earache, said Dr. Nikhil Bhayani, assistant professor at the Burnett School of Medicine at TCU.   


Nov. 15, 2024
Yahoo!News
Women veterans, national security organizations and military historians are pushing back against recent disparaging comments made by Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump鈥檚 choice to lead the Department of Defense. Kara Dixon Vuic, a professor of history who studies gender and the U.S. military at TCU, said that if Hegseth were to bar women from serving in combat roles it would be a rare reversal in a centuries-long history of the military expanding toward greater inclusivity. 鈥淣othing Hegseth鈥檚 saying is new,鈥� Vuic said. 鈥淧eople said those same things about the racial integration of the military. They said similar things about gay men and women being allowed to serve openly. He鈥檚 putting the blame for anything negative that could happen on a group of people without providing evidence to support that claim.鈥� 


Nov. 15, 2024
Forbes
National rankings, such as the U.S. News & World Report鈥檚 Best Colleges List, are often used to shape opinions during the college selection process, according to Eric Wood, counseling director at TCU. Not surprisingly, there are rankings specific to mental health and student support services. For example, The Princeton Review, in partnership with the Ruderman Family Foundation, released a 2024 report that includes an Honor Roll list of schools based on mental health services on campus. As outlined in a 2024 report by Forbes.com, it鈥檚 important for students and their families to specifically vet the types of support services available while selecting a college to attend. 


Nov. 15, 2024
Newsweek
Donald Trump has promised to impose tariffs on imported goods as part of his economic agenda in his second term. While China stands to be punished the hardest, other countries, including U.S. allies, are also set to be impacted. The president-elect ran on a pledge to use tariffs to boost American businesses, with up to 60 percent duties on Chinese goods and up to 20 percent on imports from other countries. Although all tariff policies will need approval from Congress, many economists have already begun speculating on the impact they will have on the global market. 鈥淲hile (Trump鈥檚 tariff policy) stands to affect the trade relationship with China more intensely, it is expected to affect trading relations with the EU as well,鈥� Rishav Bista, associate professor of economics, told Newsweek.

STUDENTS 
 
Nov. 20, 2024
Fort Worth Report 
Join us for a compelling conversation featuring artist Letitia Huckaby and TCU doctoral candidate Marcellis Perkins M.Ed. 鈥�21, moderated by writer and curator Johnica Rivers. The discussion will explore Huckaby鈥檚 photographs in the special exhibition Diaries of Home. Huckaby was selected to create a pair of portraits depicting Charley and Kate Thorp, a formerly enslaved couple who played a crucial role at AddRan Male and Female College (later renamed TCU) from its founding in 1873. The Portrait Project tells 罢颁鲍鈥檚 story through diverse portraiture around the campus that commemorates historically marginalized and underrepresented members of the university鈥檚 community. Now, over 150 years later, the contributions of this formerly enslaved couple to 罢颁鲍鈥檚 history have been acknowledged, and their legacies will endure. 

 
Nov. 19, 2024
Pointe Magazine 
Many ballet programs are fairly small, which can be a blessing or a source of stress. Chris Landreneau, a senior ballet major at TCU, was used to being the only male student at his home studio in Louisiana. At TCU, as well, he discovered he was the only man studying ballet in his year. 鈥淓ven as the only guy, I鈥檓 lucky that we鈥檙e such a close-knit group,鈥� Landreneau says. 鈥淏ut you still have to find balance between dance and your personal life.鈥� Landreneau made many of his friends at 罢颁鲍鈥檚 freshman orientation camp and through a Christian group on campus. 


Nov. 16, 2024
Glasstire
Dallas Contemporary (DC), a noncollecting art space, has announced the 13 artists selected for its inaugural NTX Graduate Student Program. Earlier this fall, DC launched a new initiative to provide mentorship and networking opportunities for North 抖阴短视频 graduate students, including Austin Lewis and Elijah Ruhala.

ALUMNI 

Nov. 29, 2024
Fort Worth Inc.
When the entrepreneurial itch of Dan Miles 鈥�09 first surfaced, rather than jump in feet first he dipped his toe in Wise County waters. He had set up a 鈥渢est project,鈥� as the mechanical engineer calls it, in Bridgeport, selling re-manufactured air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, cooling towers and pumps, along with his technical know-how and support. The yearlong test project was a success, doing about $1 million in sales. 鈥淭he biggest challenge, and I hate cliches, but sometimes they鈥檙e right 鈥� I tell people who are wanting to start their own business, your biggest challenge is you. Especially those who are currently employed and doing well, or well enough for them. You鈥檙e gonna be apprehensive, you鈥檙e gonna be scared of the unknown. You鈥檙e gonna be worried about taking a risk. Your biggest challenge is you. [In reality] everything can be worked out. If you don鈥檛 have the answer, somebody does. Go call that person.鈥� 


Nov. 21, 2024
Fort Worth Magazine
Stately Atelier, the brainchild of three entrepreneurial sisters, is finally making its grand debut. For anyone lucky enough to catch a glimpse of their first scarf collection, it鈥檚 clear: this isn鈥檛 just about fashion 鈥� it鈥檚 about art, memories and a deep-seated family bond.  Before there was Stately Atelier, there were three Heist sisters: Alyssa (the baby) Andrea 鈥�21, (the middle sibling) and their eldest sister Alexia Heist 鈥�16. Raised in West 抖阴短视频, in a family where the entrepreneurial spirit was as natural as Sunday dinner, business talk was second nature.  鈥淲e鈥檝e been around business our whole lives,鈥� Alexia shared. 鈥淥ur parents鈥� company has been a fixture for decades, and even our aunts and grandparents built businesses of their own. It鈥檚 in our DNA.鈥� Another aspect that binds these three sisters together besides business and family is their school ties. In fact, all three of them have degrees from the Neeley School of Business. You could say they all bleed purple as well. Despite having similar educations, each sister focused on separate majors, which, when combined, create a great foundation to start a business. 


November 18, 2024
UMSL.edu
The University of Missouri鈥揝t. Louis has tapped Holly Hull Miori 鈥�07 to serve as its new associate vice chancellor for development. Miori, who holds a Ph.D. in public affairs and is a certified fundraising executive, has spent the past 11 years working at the University of 抖阴短视频 at Dallas in the Office of Development and Alumni Relations, including the past three years as a senior director of development.  鈥淚 always love watching people getting excited about investing in things that matter to them,鈥� Miori said. 鈥淣othing has brought me more joy than seeing people鈥檚 backgrounds and interests match up with either their alma maters or other meaningful places where I鈥檝e been across my career.鈥�