Houston's Sterling Turner Foundation boosts Scholarship Fund with $250,000 gift

To help to provide the most deserving students with the opportunity to attend TCU, the Sterling Turner Foundation of Houston has made a gift of $250,000 to support the University’s general scholarship fund.  Read more.

$517,000 from Horn charitable remainder trust to fund education scholarship

Graduate students in the College of Education will benefit from a charitable remainder trust established by Martha Mead Horn, the wife of a late emeritus faculty member, Dr. Jeff Horn. When the gift of some $517,000 comes to TCU, it will augment the scholarship created in 1984 by friends and students of Dr. Horn.  Read more.

$1.5 million from Davises underwrites Neeley entrepreneur-in-residence position

Few fields are as entrepreneurial as the energy industry. So it’s fitting that a commitment of $1.5 million from a leader in the natural gas industry and his wife has enabled the Neeley School of Business to establish a new entrepreneur-in-residence position that more closely links the TCU Energy Institute and the business school.  Read more.

JPMorgan Chase award underwrites Math, Science and Language Camp

JPMorgan Chase has awarded $30,000 to fund the third year of a TCU-Fort Worth ISD summer school program for fourth- and fifth-graders who have recently immigrated to the United States.  Read more.

Former Wise County Messenger owners make gift for Schieffer School media lab

Honoring their long-standing relationship with TCU’s journalism program, Roy Eaton ’59, and his wife, Jeannine Adams Eaton ’60, former owners of the Wise County Messenger, have made a $100,000 gift in support of the Convergence Lab now under construction at the Schieffer School of Journalism in the College of Communication. Read more.

The Campaign for TCU tops $200 million

The Campaign for TCU, the University’s $250 million fund raising campaign, has passed the $200 million mark. Read more.