India battles the first Nipah virus outbreak since 2018, the NFL Players' Association is pushing for all-grass fields and more of what we're reading.

Narcan, a drug used to reverse the effects of opioid overdose, is now available in pharmacies.

TCU has not been spared in the uptick in COVID-19 cases, though still lower than those during the pandemic. Cases were high at the beginning of the school year, said Dr. Jane Torgerson, medical director...

Volume 122, Issue 3: Making sense of NIL, Through the Archives and more

Ampersand is closed for renovations and expansion, but there are other places for students to get a caffeine fix. Here are eight nearby options:   Starbucks There are three options for TCU students...

An earthquake in Morocco sparks massive volunteer efforts, Pennsylvania State Police capture an escaped prisoner after a 13-day manhunt and more of what we're reading.

Apple unveils new products, Taylor Swift wins big at the VMAs and more of what we're reading.

The name, image and likeness policy that is transforming college athletics is also making changes in the classroom.  TCU professor and entrepreneur, Antonio Banos, will teach a course on financial...

Thursday night held the junior nursing cohort's biannual white coat ceremony, a ceremony to commemorate the nurse's introduction into clinical labs. Families and friends gathered to show their support...

After securing a decisive victory over Nicholls State, the Frogs head south to give Big 12-newcomer Houston their first taste of conference play. Thus far, Houston has looked pedestrian to say the least....

A line from Rees-Jones Hall to the Clark Brothers Statue was filled with students that should have probably been on their way to class last Thursday morning. Instead, they waited for a chance to receive...

After their second consecutive appearance in the round of 32 of the NCAA tournament last season, the Frogs are expecting big things this fall. TCU starts the season unranked, but Director of Basketball...