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Happy Holidays from the Alumni Relations staff!
The alumni relations staff wishes you and yours all the best this holiday season. We look forward to sharing many memories in the new year!

Congrats grads!

We welcomed over 700 new alumni following last Saturday’s Fall commencement.
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Alamo Bowl Game Watch Parties

If you can’t make it to San Antonio, join a chapter city or club to cheer on the Frogs. Check out the 25 watch party sites across the country.

Save the Dates

Family Weekend, September 29, vs. Iowa State
Clark Weekend, November 3, vs. Kansas State

School of Music to Build State-of-the-Art Concert Hall

As other institutions across the nation are cutting funding to the arts, TCU is taking the lead on investing in the arts, on campus and in Fort Worth
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Reconnect in 2018

Make it a new year’s resolution to get connected or reconnect with TCU and your former classmates. Join Horned Frogs Connect in 2018!

Alumni Spotlight:
Name: Nate Angelo
Class Year: 2002

Who are you?
I am Jesus guy, and a dedicated husband to my high school sweetheart, Jenny ’04. I am a proud father of three boys (Gannon, Levi and Riley) who believe they are future Horned Frogs. And I’m passionate about making a difference in the lives of others. Having a heart for those that are less fortunate has led to the launch of a non-profit, SowingRoots, that provides need based grants for adoptive families and positively impacts children in foster care.
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#BeTheMatch

After battling leukemia, Ann Marie Herbst aims to raise awareness for the bone marrow donor registry. Will this Horned Frogs story inspire you to #BeTheMatch?
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Evolution of SuperFrog

TCU adopted the Horned Frog as its mascot in 1897, but the fearsome SuperFrog (then Addy) didn’t appear until 1949. Take a walk down memory lane and see how this lovable mascot has evolved over the years. Read more ...

Women in Engineering

Sophie Pennick Purdy ’01, professional engineer and president of Axxis Building Systems, angles around the obstacles in a mostly male field. Read more ...