TCU Office of Student Identity & Engagement

01/19/2026

Today, we remember Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—a theologian, organizer, dreamer, and truth-teller who refused to settle for quiet despair when the world demanded liberated witness. His legacy is not frozen in history; it is alive in every classroom, every march, every vote, every sermon, every bold act of love, and every young person who believes their voice matters.
May we honor him not only with quotes, but with action. Not only with memories, but with movement. Not only with dreams, but with a disciplined commitment to justice, dignity, and the beloved community.
The work continues. The dream evolves. And we remain steadfast.

04/25/2025

02/24/2025

Join our Graduate Assistant Veronica for a workshop talking about what it is like being the eldest sibling and going to college!

Let’s discuss finding your place, balancing personal and academic expectations, and how to fight off imposter syndrome ✨

🗓️ Wednesday, March 5th
⏰ 3:00pm
📍 Intercultural Center Conference Room

02/21/2025

POSTPONED!!!

✨ Join us for Black HAIRstory – a celebration of the history, beauty, and resilience of Black hair! ✨

📅 Tuesday, March 11th
⏰ 5:30-7:30 PM
📍 Intercultural Center Living Room

From deep-rooted history to modern-day care, we’re diving into the legacy of Black hair—its cultural significance, styling techniques, and the best ways to keep it healthy! Come learn, connect, and explore local hair resources while grabbing samples from major Black-owned hair brands!

💇🏾‍♀️ History. Education. Empowerment. Let’s honor the glory that is Black hair together! See you there! 🖤✨

02/21/2025

Clean out your closet for a cause! Donate gently used clothing and make a difference in someone’s life. ♻️👕

02/20/2025

This morning, Dr. Gordon had the incredible honor of being a Black History Month Mystery Reader at Leadership Academy at Como Elementary School. Despite the bitter 11-degree start to the day, the bright and engaged students brought warmth, hope, and joy into the air. "I came to share a story with them, but I left deeply inspired by them."

02/01/2025

Black History Month is a time to honor the legacy, resilience, and brilliance of Black individuals who have shaped history and continue to inspire progress. It’s a moment to reflect on the struggles overcome, the cultural contributions made, and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. This month is not only about remembering the past but also about creating a future where every achievement is acknowledged, every voice is valued, and every opportunity is accessible. Let it be a reminder that Black history is not confined to February—it’s woven into the fabric of our everyday lives, calling us to engage, educate, and uplift.

01/29/2025

Good morning horned frog family! Today, Janary 29th we have our first student ally training for the spring semester. Learn about what it means to be an ally and steps you can take to build your allyship!

01/23/2025

Join us THIS Friday for Cultural Cuisine. We will honor the powerful contributions of the life and LEGACY of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This message will be brought by Dr. Timeka Gordon. Short program begins at 11:30 AM; food and fellowship to follow.

01/22/2025

We’re back with our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) Certificate Program for the Spring 2025 semester! 🚀 This is your chance to develop essential leadership skills, deepen your understanding of DEIB, and make a meaningful difference in our community. ✨ Don’t miss out on this opportunity to shape a more inclusive and equitable future. Sign up today on Engage or and take the first step towards becoming a leader for change! 🌍💪

01/20/2025

"Today, let us be reminded of the dream Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had for all of humanity—a dream woven with threads of love, justice, and unity. He envisioned a world where we judge one another not by the color of our skin but by the content of our character. A world where peace triumphs over conflict, and compassion stands stronger than division.

Let us carry his legacy forward by living with purpose and kindness, standing up against injustice, and embracing the beauty of our shared humanity. In our daily interactions, let’s choose empathy over indifference, courage over fear, and hope over despair.

May we walk boldly in the footsteps of Dr. King, knowing that every act of love and service brings us closer to the beloved community he so passionately spoke of. The fight for equality and dignity continues—not just in grand movements, but in the simple ways we honor one another every day.

Live with love. Serve with grace. Dream with courage. And never forget that 'injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.' Let’s strive to make the dream a reality—not just for ourselves, but for generations to come."