About Me

Texas Christian University Journalism and Sports Broadcasting graduate. Previous Staff Writer and Managing Editor for TCU360.

My Recent Work

The Future of TCU's Alumni Population

Walking through the airport in a purple TCU hat, or even this year’s signature HypnoToad sweatshirt, you can expect to hear “Go Frogs” from a passerby or exchange the just-as-common Horned Frog hand signal with someone on your flight. It seems like TCU fans are everywhere.

Similarly, in this year’s College Football Playoffs, Frog fans showed up in comparable numbers to their Michigan and Georgia rivals, both of which have an undergraduate enrollment of about three times the size of TCU. While m

The Blues vs. The Reds: 150th FA Cup Final - Voice of London

Liverpool won the FA Cup final against Chelsea with a final score of 6-5. The match ended in penalty kicks after a score of 0-0 in the first 90 minutes and 30 minutes of extra time.

This is the first time in 16 years that Liverpool has won the FA Cup.

Chelsea and Liverpool will face off in the FA Cup final at 4:45 p.m. on Saturday, May 14 at Wembley Park Stadium.

The 2021-22 Emirates Football Association Challenge Cup marks the 150th anniversary of the first FA Cup, which took place in the 18

Londoners prepare for this year’s first heat wave - Voice of London

London is forecasted to reach 22 degrees on Friday afternoon, making it the hottest day of 2022 thus far.

Along with rising temperatures comes a high UV index rating in some areas. According to the Met Office UV forecast, UV will reach 6 in areas of South London at midday.

Trying to find an activity to enjoy the sun? Read about what’s on in London this weekend.

The UV index measures exposure on a scale of 1 (Low) to 11 (Extreme). Factors that determine the rating are cloud cover, position of

Blessed Feet: A charity reaching young athletes around the world

Luke Savage, a pitcher for the TCU baseball team, poses next to a stack of gear donated to Blessed Feet. (Photo courtesy of Luke Savage)

A TCU baseball pitcher is putting new life into old cleats.

Sophomore pitcher Luke Savage founded the charity Blessed Feet in 2020 to supply used baseball cleats to young athletes around the world.

Before starting Blessed Feet, Savage attended two mission trips to the Dominican Republic during high school. Through ongoing conversations with a mentor and coac

Fort Worth female-owned businesses grow, starting on West Vickery

Cowtown Clay, founded in 2019, is one of the many female-owned businesses located in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth female-owned businesses are flourishing, and a business strip located on West Vickery Boulevard is proving just that.

Local businesses Cowtown Clay, Lila + Hayes and Cowtown Kids Art Studio all share similar stories. Not only are these companies architecturally connected, but they are owned and operated by women and by mothers.

Small businesses are a necessary piece to Fort Worth’s grow

The Van Cliburn International Piano Competition returns to TCU

Van Cliburn congratulates Jose Feghali, Brazilian pianist and former Artist-in-Residence at Texas Christian University’s school of music, after winning the gold medal at the Van Cliburn Competition on June 6, 1985. (Photo via UTA Libraries Digital Gallery)

The Van Cliburn competition — on hiatus for a year due to COVID-19 — will return to TCU’s campus this spring as young pianists from across the globe come to Fort Worth to showcase their skills.

It will be the 16th competition that was founde

TCU’s Roxo agency: creativity for the campus and community

Roxo, TCU’s student-run advertisement and public relations agency, is in its 10th year of operation on campus. The agency has worked with over 75 businesses in the past decade through its philosophy of “creativity for good.”

Roxo was founded in 2011 through a partnership with Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. Housed in the Bob Schieffer College of Communication, the agency is now made up of 31 “Roxstars” and three client teams.

The agency operates like any other ad and PR agency, working with

International students on campus: an opportunity worth 8,000 miles

A Texas Christian University sign displayed on campus on Oct. 7, 2021. The TCU Board of Trustees approved an increase in tuition for the 2022-23 year. (Ella Gibson/Staff Reporter)

TCU’s on-campus international student population skyrocketed this semester compared to last year due to the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Office of International Services worked with the Brown-Lupton Health Center to provide vaccines for all international students. Families of international students were

Turning the tables: TCU Fraternity and Sorority Life seeks progress after hazing tragedies

The Schollmaier Arena after the “Turning Tragedy into Progress” event held by TCU Fraternity and Sorority Life on Oct. 5, 2021. (Photo courtesy of Ella Gibson)

TCU Fraternity and Sorority Life partnered with TCU Athletics and Phi Delta Theta to present “Turning Tragedy into Progress” in Schollmaier Arena Tuesday night, where students had a chance to hear testimonies from parents of the Anti-Hazing Coalition.

The event was targeted toward individuals in Greek life, though open to all. Hundreds

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