The zoo in TCU’s backyard goes from humble beginnings to the No. 1 zoo in America

By Isabelle Acheson|Published Feb 19, 2022

Jesus Christ Superstar cast members rehearse with the tech team. (Ellie Griffin)

Jesus Christ Superstar is still challenging audiences decades later

Atmos Energy trucks parked outside of Foster Hall Monday morning. Crews were on campus making repairs to a gas line behind Jarvis Hall.

All-clear issued after gas leak prompts evacuations of four campus buildings

The TCU Police Department is located at 3025 Lubbock Ave., Fort Worth, Texas. (Heesoo Yang/TCU 360)

Campus safety: Cases, safety measures and resources

Cayla Prophater, a senior biology major, wrote and published “Stella the Shark has a toothache.” (Photo courtesy of Cayla Prophater)

TCU student publishes a children’s dental hygiene book

FILE - In this March 29, 2000 file photo, a house on the west side of Fort Worth, Texas, sits undamaged while homes across the street were severely damaged by a tornado that hit the area. Its been nearly 20 years since the tornado lumbered through downtown Fort Worth and experts say the deadly storm left behind more than just destruction. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports that experts say the twister in 2000, which caused an estimated $400 million in damage, triggered a valuable opportunity for business redevelopment and more housing. Insurance Council of Texas records show the tornado that killed two people in Fort Worth was the 21st costliest storm in state history. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam, File)

Go inside to stay alive: surviving tornado season in Fort Worth

Cayla Prophater, a senior biology major, wrote and published “Stella the Shark has a toothache.” (Photo courtesy of Cayla Prophater)

TCU student publishes a children’s dental hygiene book

TCU mens tennis poses with their 2022 Indoor National Championship trophy on Feb. 21, 2022. (Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com)

The culture of men’s tennis: resiliently fun

Luke Swan strikes a ball during practice. (Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com)

We’re not in Kansas anymore – how Luke Swan made it big

A tennis ball at the TCU tennis courts. (Photo by Jack Wallace)

From the Snow to the South, how Duncan Chan made it to Fort Worth.

Attendees dance together during the 10th annual ‘Chance to Dance.’ Several TCU cheerleaders made a surprise guest appearance for the event. (Nick Di Re/Staff Photographer)

NSSLHA celebrates 10th annual ‘Chance to Dance’

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