Fine arts students struggle with the hidden costs behind their degree

By Haley Cabrera|Published Dec 5, 2020

The flyer for the book talk and celebration taking place this Wednesday. (150.tcu.edu)

TCU is hosting an event for a book about the school’s Black history

The Neeley Fountain stands outside the school in the business quad.

TCU offers a course to educate students in light of the introduction of NIL

Junior Nursing cohort wearing their white coats; a symbol of their start in the professional medical field.

Junior nursing cohort celebrates their graduation to a white coat

Students listened to Dr. Muhammad Wednesday in the Neeley School of Business. Photo by Haeven Gibbons

How studying abroad affects a student’s future career path

The Mary Couts Burnett Library, where many students study and plan their course goals. (Delaney Vega/Staff Writer)

TCU transfer organizations offer students an easy transition to the campus community

theCrew hosts a Texas-themed event for TCU students. (Katie Mitchell/TCU 360)

theCrew hosts “Everything is Bigger in Texas” event

Macy Mangum at the Shaddock Market while collaborating with Celsius to promote Peek the app. (Photo courtesy of Macy Mangum)

TCU senior entrepreneurship student launches the Peek app

The Chambers is where SGA and Faculty Senate convene for their meetings.

SGA tries out new format in first election of the year

TCU students attend the fall 2023 career fair. (Steven Magallon/TCU360)

TCU career fair provides students with opportunities in the professional world

Copies of Jonathan Eigs book, King: A Life, are sold at Reconstructing King: An Evening with Jonathan Eig, September 19, 2023 (Thai Pham/Staff Photographer)

New biography examines Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from a fresh perspective

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