TCU has launched its new student-centered virtual tour. The script writers are students; the virtual tour guides are students; and a majority of the supplemental video content was created by students. This approach is rooted in the goal for prospective students and their families to experience the perspectives, talent and voices of actual TCU students.
Here are some of the faces in front and behind the camera of the new virtual tour!
SuperFrog '? (I will never graduate!!! Here for life! )
Hometown: The beautiful city of Fort Worth, Texas
Bachelor of Science in Spirit
“I showed off and welcomed the future Frogs to this incredible campus I have called my home for the past 76 years. Through my energy and my infectious smile, I love bringing people in, both on campus and virtually!”
Video and Script
Keziah Hanna ’26
Waxahachie, Texas
Strategic Communication, Deaf & Hard of Hearing Studies minor
“I had the opportunity to contribute as a voice actor and appear in several images. I also assisted and observed the photographers and videographers while filming the new tour content, gaining valuable insight into the behind-the-scenes production process!”
Frog Fountain
Moti Okunrotifa ’27
Arlington, Texas
“I currently work in the office of admission as a TCU ambassador and intern, so when I was reached out to be a part of our virtual tour, I was honored and excited. It was fun doing the Riff Ram and being a part of the introduction to incoming students.”
Mariana Salinas-Vicente ’26
Houston, Texas
Nursing, Spanish for Health Professions minor
“Being a part of this project has been a full circle moment for me. I remember watching the tour when I first decided to join the TCU community and I am thrilled to be a part of something so special for prospective students!”
Keyshawn Cahill ’28 
Fort Worth, Texas
Youth Advocacy and Educational Studies and Film, Television, and Digital Media
“I loved the opportunity to connect with new people on campus. I also loved the fact that I am able to make an impact on incoming students through these virtual tours. This is something I am never going to forget about.”
Abigail Hoffman ’25 
Denver, Colorado
“I loved the opportunity to be part of this project and had a great time working with the entire team. The group truly embodied the spirit of TCU, with students from all walks of life. I'm excited to help welcome new students to campus!”
Student Dining
Alexis Garcia ’25
Garland, Texas
“It was truly an honor to be asked to help out with this project and I cannot wait to see the kind of impact it has, especially knowing that not everyone can come down to Fort Worth for one of our tours.”
Student Housing
Corey Blake Townsend ’27
Denison, Texas
Sports Broadcasting, General Business minor
“Being part of the virtual tour project gave me a valuable preview of what I’ll be doing as an admission ambassador. I had the opportunity to develop my skills in a way that will help future Horned Frogs have a unique and meaningful TCU experience. It was incredibly rewarding to work alongside such a passionate team, learn more about everything TCU has to offer, and see how I can make an impact by showing future students the potential they have to grow here.”
Roshni Ruben ’27
Kitwe, Zambia
Business Information Systems and Supply & Value Chain Management
“I am grateful for the chance to highlight the heart of TCU’s residential community — a home away from home. Home once felt far away, but at TCU, it found me again in the laughter of friends, the warmth of community, and the quiet moments that reminded me I belonged.”
John v. Roach Honors College
Ana Isabella Bueso Romero ’27 
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Business Information Systems and Supply & Value Chain Management, FinTech certificate
“For the virtual tour, I shared my study abroad experiences with the Honors College. It was an awesome experience getting to share that part of my journey with others!”
Student Research
Sunil Prajapati, Ph.D. ’25
Athens, Texas
“I have a unique position here at TCU. I was a student and staff employee at the same time, but I'm no longer a PhD student (just graduated!!) here at TCU. I manage all of the operations and projects that happen in the Locomotor Performance Lab. Participating on this tour was so much fun. I was able to showcase what our lab does and attract student attention to a lot of what we do, which is always exciting.”
Office of Admission
Ryan Thorpe ’25
South Riding, Virginia
Journalism and Communication Studies
“I am so fortunate to have had the opportunity to close out the tour with the TCU Admissions stop! Getting to share this experience with Hannah Wright – someone who has been a part of my TCU journey since freshman year – was definitely the cherry on top. I’ve loved my time at TCU and had a blast getting to share a little bit about my story.”
Tour Guide Voice Actors
Hanna Brookshire ’26
Frisco, Texas
“Recording voiceovers for the new virtual tour was so much fun and such an honor! I got to practice my voiceover skills and lend my voice to welcome future generations of Horned Frogs to our beautiful campus.”