For Grace Partin, climbing Africa's highest peak with her dad and brother meant she could do anything she set her mind to.
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Fall semester adventure trips in Texas and beyond are available to all TCU students.
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For Grace Partin, climbing Africa's highest peak with her dad and brother meant she could do anything she set her mind to.
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TCU News Now Daily Update for Oct. 15, 2024: Ted Cruz and Colin Allred face off tonight, Kamala Harris agrees to an interview at Fox News Channel and TCU Week of Service continues
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TCU News Now Daily Update for Oct. 9, 2024: Florida residents continue to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Milton, Russia jails an American captured in Ukraine and campaigning continues three weeks from the election. Alexandria Salinas updates on this heavy news day.
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TCU News Now Daily Update for Oct. 8, 2024: Florida residents evacuate ahead of Milton; Geoffrey Hinton, early AI developer, is co-winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics; and Lebron and son Bronny make NBA history
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Israeli airstrikes intensify in Lebanon as conflict widens, the U.S. job market shows unexpected strength with 254,000 new positions added in September and more of what we're reading.
Published Oct 3, 2024
Hurricane Helene causes widespread damage, Israeli attacks result in more than nine deaths, Tesla issues its fifth recall and more in today's edition of "What We're Reading."
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TCU's new Student Voter Engagement site aims to demystify the voting process for college students, but faces an uphill battle in awareness. As young voters grapple with the complexities of civic engagement, will educational resources bridge the gap?
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A new French-inspired cafe with a TCU connection opened this fall in Fort Worth.
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Coffee truck opens storefront location near TCU campus.
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TCU dedicated its new 96,000-square-foot medical education building in Fort Worth’s Medical Innovation District (MID) this week.