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The TCU College of Education hosted two events to help equip teachers with more tools, strategies and materials for promoting literacy skills in their students.

Mayor Parker joined students at their morning assembly, where another student led the school in saying the Pledge of Allegiance and Texas Pledge before announcing birthdays, upcoming events and the day’s weather.

The Maestro & Project M.A.L.E.S. Summit is a day-long research conference designed for professionals and practitioners.

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.

Women's Economic Symposium empowers and educate attendees about career development, marketplace acumen and economic independence.

TCU College of Education hosts Scripps Regional Spelling Bee, highlighting the skills of 25 young spellers from second through eighth grades.

Jan Lacina, Ph.D., professor and Bezos Family Foundation Endowed Chair in Early Childhood Education, was recently awarded the Deans’ Award for Teaching.

A new grant will support TCU’s effort to determine how it has implicitly influenced the inequities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) departments.