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TCU Class of 2026 graduate Hallie Frist found her path by stepping outside her original plan. Now earning her degree in business finance, she’s using what she’s learned to make a meaningful impact and taking the next step at Vanderbilt.

Two John V. Roach Honors College students have been elected to top Student Government Association leadership roles for the 2026–2027 academic year. Titus Fagan will serve as student body president, and Macy Bayer as treasurer, bringing a shared focus on accessibility, advocacy and community impact shaped by their Honors experience.

Twenty-three TCU John V. Roach Honors College students spent one week in Sevilla, Spain, through the Cultural Routes experience, exploring historic sites, local culture and building meaningful connections.

Nearly 100 students from the John V. Roach Honors College at TCU volunteered across Fort Worth during the first-ever Honors in Action: Roach Honors Day of Service, supporting local organizations including the Tarrant Area Food Bank, Ronald McDonald House and Fort Worth North Animal Care and Adoption Campus.

TCU Honors students Happy Niyorurema and Diarra Niang founded Bakame AI, an offline AI-powered education system. The duo recently won the Global Best M-Gov Award in Dubai and credit the John V. Roach Honors College for shaping their journey.

TCU professor Sharrona Pearl explores how facial recognition technology is reshaping ideas of identity, anonymity and privacy.

TCU professor Sharrona Pearl explored the work of 19th-century psychiatrist Hugh Welch Diamond in an article published by The Financial Times.

John V. Roach Honors student Jacobe Davis receives a nomination for 52 Faces of Community – Fort Worth Report’s weekly series spotlighting unsung heroes in Tarrant County.

A trailblazing astronaut and the historian who preserved the stories of women in space share a legacy rooted in TCU and a commitment to expanding what’s possible.