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Double major Ethan Gray explored the connection between economics, data and financial markets through his Roach Honors research at TCU.

Fourth-year early childhood education student, Jalyn Gryskiewicz, explored social-emotional learning research at TCU while preparing to begin her teaching career in Fort Worth.

Dual-degree student Liberty Trevino combines accounting and anthropology to pursue a future in forensic anthropology, blending analytical thinking with a passion for understanding people.

Fourth-year journalism Caleb Gottry uses storytelling to connect people and highlight meaningful voices, culminating in an Honors project on longtime TCU professor Tamás Ungár.

Fourth-year journalism student Alexis Garcia combines a passion for storytelling with a commitment to community impact, shaped by her experiences in the Roach Honors College.

Justine Grace, an Honors academic advisor, is recognized for her steady support, collaborative spirit and commitment to helping Roach Honors students navigate their academic paths with confidence.

Stacy Landreth Grau, associate dean of the John V. Roach Honors College and professor of professional practice, was named the 2026 Roach Honors Professor of the Year. Selected by Honors students, the award recognizes faculty who bring their subject to life, inspire curiosity and show a deep commitment to students’ growth and well-being.

Graduating senior Jake Rogers, a political science and Spanish for the professions major, has been selected for the highly competitive Hatton W. Sumners Scholarship as he prepares to attend SMU Dedman School of Law.

Roach Honors seniors present their research at TCU’s annual Boller Competition, showcasing a wide range of projects as they compete for the prestigious Boller Award.