As TCU moves on to the nest phase of campus construction and expansion, students and faculty can expect to see multiple road closures in the coming months.
Two proposed bills aim to excuse school absenses due to diagnosed menstrual disorders.
As Texas faces water shortages, lawmakers are pushing for a solution.
Volume 123, Issue 20: Unity through sports, bitcoin in Texas and more.
Google removed references to cultural observances like Black History and Pride Month from its calendar to focus only on public holidays from timeanddate.com, sparking mixed reactions about the tech giant's role in promoting or omitting significant cultural moments.
Trump orders English as the official language of the U.S., Texas measles outbreak nears 150 cases and more of what we're reading.
President Trump announces new tariffs on Canada and Mexico and increases China's, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces measles outbreak in Texas in early days in office and more of what we're reading.
TCU women's basketball continues to break records as they carry on through the post-season.
No. 2 seed TCU women's basketball defeats No. 15 seed Fairleigh Dickinson 73-51 on Friday, securing their first NCAA Tournament victory since 2006.
After a two-year journey that included a call for walk-ons so they could field a team, TCU women's basketball enters the tournament as a No. 2 seed.