From Surprise to Legacy: The Story Behind Molly Reid Hall

The newly named Molly Reid Hall recognizes a gift from TCU Trustee Rusty Reid and his wife, Molly, as well as their years of support for TCU.

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Neeley Students Combine Sales Skills, Philanthropic Spirit to Boost 2024 TCU Gives Day

The TCU Sales Center invited students to practice making cold calls as part of TCU Gives Day, demonstrating the power of giving and connecting with key stakeholders on the other end of the phone. Read more.

Overall, TCU Gives Day raised the second highest amount ever in its 11-year history and exceeded its goal of 2,024 participants, attracting more than 3,000 donors.

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TCU Celebrates Opening of New Medical School Building: Arnold Hall

The Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at TCU has officially opened and dedicated Arnold Hall in Fort Worth’s Medical Innovation District. Featuring cutting-edge technology and academic spaces, the building is home to more than 240 medical students, as well as hundreds of faculty and staff, and is named in honor of TCU Trustee Greg Arnold, and his wife, Ashley, for their significant and continued support.

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Horned Frog Alumnus is Caring for the Future of Medicine

Wade Simpson ’59 has a passion for medicine, and is using a gift in his estate plan to help future doctors at the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at TCU serve their communities.

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TCU Celebrates as it Tops $1 Billion for Lead On: A Campaign for TCU

Donors, volunteers, alumni and friends gathered to experience an unforgettable moment in the life of TCU. Students, faculty and staff inspired. The Frog Horn blew. The TCU Rangers flew their flags. Singers sang. Dancers danced. And all chanted Riff Ram at the incredible announcement that TCU exceeded its most ambitious philanthropic campaign goal in its 150-year history, thanks to the support of 57,000 generous donors.

On Oct. 24, 2019, TCU announced the historic campaign goal to the community, and a mere four years later – through a global pandemic and unpredictable time – TCU surpassed its goal, serendipitously in its Sesquicentennial year.

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Jakayla Dixon Inspires Through Her Company, Feel the Color

Jakayla Dixon ’23, recipient of the Washington Internship Endowment Fund Scholarship, majored in both political science and economics at TCU, and says her time at the university allowed her to follow her dream of serving the needs of those with disabilities.

Originally from Minden, Louisiana, Dixon is the founder and CEO of Feel the Color, a company that creates embroidered clothing tags for the blind and visually impaired. The inspiration behind this passionate venture is Dixon’s beloved Aunt Cynthia, a constant source of love and support for her. She has been blind for the entirety of Dixon’s life.

“Aunt Cynthia inspired the idea for my company, Feel the Color, by always asking me, ‘What color is this?’ She always liked clothes and fashion and enjoys looking her best. Since becoming blind, it is difficult for her to match her clothing.”

In addition to helping visually impaired individuals gain greater independence and confidence, Dixon works to address other challenges this community and others with disabilities face.

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TCU Medical Students Receive Transformative Gift of Tuition

A generous anonymous family is covering the tuition bill for the upcoming school year for all 60 students in the TCU School of Medicine Class of 2024. "This gift is meaningful beyond words," said the school's founding dean, Dr. Stuart D. Flynn. "For the students in this class, it is truly powerful and will have a profound effect on their future."

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