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TCU Professor Answers the Question: When Do You Really Need Electrolytes?
Featured in Verywell Health, McKale Montgomery shared practical guidance on when electrolyte drinks are beneficial and when they're unnecessary.
Advanced Instruments Propel Scientific Research
The College of Science & Engineering at TCU has purchased two cutting-edge instruments: a Keyence VHX7000 and a Raman microscope.
Horned Frogs in the News: TCU Expert Advises Anti-Inflammatory Diet
Anne VanBeber, PhD, RD, LD, CCMS, CFCS, FAND, shares her expertise on the benefits of anti-inflammatory foods with Woman’s World magazine.
Cooking up Success: TCU Nutritional Sciences Wins Big with Allergy-Friendly Bake-Off
TCU Nutrition and TCU Dining are cooking up success, winning the 2024 Most Innovative Wellness and Nutrition Program of the Year by the National Association of College & University Food Services (NACUFS).
Primp and Prevent: IBR's Beauty Shop Study Addresses Preventable HIV
TCU's Institute of Behavioral Research launches its "Beauty Shop Study" to educate and empower local stylists about HIV prevention.
Arithmetic and Astronauts: Alumna Anna Menon Part of Polaris Dawn Mission
Anna Menon, B.S. Math '08, is scheduled to launch this summer on SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission.
Carson Huey-You: Researching Physics, Making History
TCU’s youngest undergraduate is about to be its youngest Ph.D.
Academic, Athlete, and Author: Cayla Prophater '24 Publishes Children's Book about Dental Hygiene
Cayla Prophater is a biology major, Pre-Health student, NCAA swimmer, president of the TCU Pre-Dental Club, and now, a published author. Her children's book “Stella the Shark Has a Toothache” was inspired from integral opportunities in and out of the classroom.
Spotlight on Student Research Symposium
TCU’s College of Science & Engineering hosted its 21st annual Michael and Sally McCracken Student Research Symposium (SRS) spotlighting undergraduate and graduate student research.
Faculty Q&A: School Shootings 25 Years After Columbine
Twenty-five years ago this month, a tragic event occurred that seemed to forever shift our culture: the mass shooting at Columbine High School. TCU psychology instructor Nur Cayirdag spoke to TCU News about how the event has impacted our culture and where we find ourselves today.