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Through the lens of an 8-year-old girl, Woodford shares a heartfelt journey of discovering God’s love. Learn how TCU courses and experiences shaped her as an author and aspiring educator.

TCU expands access to counseling education with online format and Pathways to Purpose scholarship--making graduate education more accessible and affordable.

The TCU College of Education honored its Fall 2024 graduates during a memorable Pinning and Hooding Ceremony, recognizing the achievements of undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students. The event celebrated academic excellence, the college’s Centennial year and the graduates’ commitment to making a lasting impact in education and beyond.

TCU College of Education celebrates educators at the Educator Appreciation Football Game, honoring Kristy Butler ’05 as Teacher of the Year and recognizing more than 200 teachers, counselors and administrators from across North Texas. Sponsored by EECU, the event highlights TCU’s century-long commitment to empowering educators and building community connections.

The TCU Maestro Program will host its inaugural Corre TCU Maestro 5K on Dec. 7 at 8:30 a.m.

In honor of National First-Generation College Celebration Day, Texas Christian University dedicated a week to celebrating and supporting its first-generation college student community.

The TCU College of Education and AACTE welcomed Holmes Scholars from across the country for the 2024 Research and Dissertation Retreat. This event provided doctoral students from diverse backgrounds with focused writing sessions, mentorship, and faculty-led workshops to support their journey in educational leadership.

Community-based research grant kickstarts juvenile justice initiative in collaboration with CommUnity Frontline of Fort Worth.

This series offers a hands-on, practical dive into the latest tools and methods for bringing cutting-edge technology into the classroom, making learning more interactive, dynamic and globally connected.