Horned Frog Blog
Redefining Success: A Journey from Rwanda to Dell Technologies
When computer science alumni Aime Byiringiro `25 arrived at TCU from Rwanda, he was ready to embark on a path of learning, challenge and transformation. Now, as a software engineer at Dell Technologies, he reflects on how TCU helped him redefine success, discover purpose; and feel at home thousands of miles from the African continent.
College Dorm Essentials
When it comes to dorm room shopping (or college shopping in general), buying everything you need for your new home can be overwhelming and confusing. We’ve compiled a list of items you may overlook.
Core Curriculum 101
What should a college graduate know and be able to do? In the admissions process, college graduation might seem a long way off. Yet your answer to this question should drive your exploration of colleges and universities and what they offer academically.
Career Preparation Q&A
Dean Einstein and Terrence Hood, the Career Center's Associate Director of Alumni Career Services & Student Athletes, answered questions about how students get workforce ready during their time at TCU. Watch the entire video and check out tips on how our students get career ready.
First-Year Housing Q&A
Dean Einstein and Imani Wimberly, Assistant Director of Housing & Residence Life, answered questions about the housing application, move-in and roommate selection. Watch the entire video and check out tips about how to make the most of living on campus.
Why Study the Liberal Arts?
TCU’s AddRan College of Liberal Arts prepares students to be passionate leaders with the skills to succeed in their chosen professions. The college is home to 15% of all TCU students, who pursue their degrees in 38 academic programs.
First Year Experience Q&A
Dean Einstein and Dr. Erin Wilson, Senior Director of First Year Experience, answered questions about TCU's legendary new student programs in a live chat. Watch the entire video and check out tips about how to make the most of your first moments on campus.