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AI-generated deepfake videos are fueling a dangerous new form of school bullying. TCU doctoral student Sergio Alexander outlines what educators and policymakers must do now.

Ph.D. student Rocco Williams earned an $8,000 award in TCU’s CREATE Competition to grow his edtech startup, Accelerating Success—a platform transforming elementary science learning through interactive, AI-driven tools.

TCU College of Education scholars will present 27 research sessions at the 2025 AERA Annual Meeting, highlighting innovation in bilingual education, AI, special education policy and more. Learn how their work is shaping the future of education.

TCU doctoral candidate Stephanie Wallace earned first place in the 2025 Three Minute Thesis competition with her research on how purposeful gestures can enhance learning in science classrooms.

Frank Hernandez, dean of the TCU College of Education, elected the 38th president of the Council of Academic Deans from Research Education Institutions (CADREI).

TCU faculty are strengthening science education through community building and collaboration to prepare the next generation of scientists, researchers and health care professionals.

The TCU College of Education is now accepting nominations for the Excellence in Education Awards, recognizing outstanding educators and leaders making a lasting impact in the field.

Science of Discovery provides youth entering fourth, fifth and sixth grade, a series of day camps to explore science, engineering and problem-solving through through hands-on learning experiences.

As debates over school choice continue nationwide, school vouchers and educational savings accounts (ESAs) remain a controversial policy issue. Gabriel Huddleston, associate professor and director of the Center for Public Education & Community Engagement at TCU, explores the legal, financial, and educational impacts of school vouchers. Learn how these programs shape public school funding, their effects on students with disabilities and low-income families, and what the future of school choice might hold.