Cover Story: The Class of 2006: Who are the new freshmen? Each generation is shaped by the events and society they emerge from. We examine the incoming class to get a peek into our own future.
100 years of the Skiff
Gone are the ads for shaving parlors, 15-cent baths and $8 suits, but the value of good reporting has remained constant.
Challenge of the century
Nine months to the day after September 11, broadcast journalist Bob Schieffer '59 addressed the largest graduating class in TCU history.
Eyes of the world
The reporters at ground zero were there to tell the story. In Suzanne Huffman's new book, they are the story.
9-11 and the media
One professor grades the media a year after September 11.
Alma Matters
The search is on following the chancellor's retirement announcement ... the Cliburn Institute shines ... buildings take shape ... TCU Tomes and more
Letters
Where's your letter?
Academe
Kinesiology professor Darryn Willoughby helps individuals with spinal cord injures.
Memīries Sweet
December 1947 Skiff: $135 is Cost of "New Look" for Well Dressed Gridster
Riff Ram
Lundon Dunlap dons an NFL Europe kilt ... a new women's tennis coach ... a new quarterback ... a new scoreboard at Amon Carter Stadium and more.
AlumNews
Back when the Old West wasn't so old, Mitzi Lucas Riley '47 kept her saddle polished and the rodeo world smiling.
Class Notes
Where's your note?
Notables
Jason Ray '92; Ceslie Armstrong '85; Warren Prescott '96; Camille Keith '67; Shari Hughes Scott '78
Back Cover
Come January, TCU will be home to the Oscar Monnig Meteorite Collection.
Purspectives
One reluctant ranch hand got more than she expected from spring roundup.