2015 | Page 7 of 145

TCU to face Oregon in the Alamo Bowl

Published Dec 6, 2015

It is the Frogs' first appearance in the Alamo Bowl.

TCU defeats Colgate 76-49

Published Dec 6, 2015

The Horned Frogs rebounded after a loss to SMU to beat Colgate at home.

TCU falls just short of victory against No. 7 Hawaii in NCAA Tournament

Published Dec 4, 2015

Volleyball head coach Jill Kramer said she "couldn't be more proud" of the team's effort.

Study abroad office is sending the most students ever, despite travel alert

Published Dec 4, 2015

The study abroad office is working to ensure students feel comfortable studying abroad regardless of potential dangers.

Connections program gearing up for Class of 2020

Published Dec 4, 2015

Connections helps first-year students transition into a new life at TCU.

Student publishes children’s book, “The Howard Gardner Zoo”

Published Dec 4, 2015

One senior education major is taking on the role of an author with her book, "The Howard Gardner Zoo."

Two students arrested after shot fired near Arlington Heights High School

By Elizabeth Campbell
Published Dec 4, 2015

Arlington Heights High School was on lockdown for around two hours after a student fired a gun at a McDonalds across the street.

T Master Plan brings major changes to public transit

By Shelby Whitson
Published Dec 3, 2015

Tarrant County is projected to grow by over 50 percent by 2035. See what the Fort Worth Transportation Authority is doing to keep up with increasing demand.

Chemistry professor schools students on the court

Published Dec 3, 2015

David Minter has taught organic chemistry at TCU for 35 years. In that time, he's played hundreds of students in racquetball, building relationships that last longer than his class.