December 03, 2025 

News worth sharing from Texas Christian University

Chemistry professor Kayla Green calls TCU’s undergraduate research “a powerhouse,” and the National Institutes of Health agreed, giving TCU a grant to continue its work. The Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering is providing undergraduate students, such as Jack Bonnell ’24 – now a second-year at the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at TCU – with the experience that medical schools and research labs are seeking.

A day at the TCU Equestrian stables. A coin toss on the field. Frog Club is changing the way athletics donors are thanked: with experiences that connect them directly to the student-athletes, coaches and programs their gifts make possible.

Nikki Morris, executive director of TCU’s Ralph Lowe Energy Institute, explained the potential application of using cryptocurrency mining to heat homes … and how the Neeley School of Business explores the intersection of energy and technology.

Established in recognition of the College of Education’s centennial year, a $3 million endowment will fuel the science of learning – including at TCU’s two unique lab schools – while bolstering faculty-led research and community-engaged projects that address critical education issues.

To read more stories like these, visit TCU News and TCU Magazine.