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How TCU students are acclimating post spring break
By
Cate Stewart
,
Allie DeSimone
and
Staff Writer
Published Mar 20, 2024
TCU students share their struggles and successes coming back from Spring break.
Frogathon: How TCU students give back
By
Alexandra Smith
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 20, 2024
Donors and TCU students look forward to Frogathon, a hospital fundraising event.
TCU Rhino Initiative rebrands as they celebrate their 10th year on campus
By
Paxton Crews
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 19, 2024
The TCU Rhino Initiative has adopted a new name, Frogs for Wildlife, which includes all species in their ongoing efforts.
What we’re reading: Famine in Gaza, Elon Musk shares political opinions and more
By
Caleb Gottry
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 19, 2024
European Union’s foreign policy chief levels criticisms of Israel, a key witness declines to appear at the president's impeachment inquiry hearing and more of what we're reading.
TCU alumna is grateful for the opportunity to talk sports
By
Maggie Hale
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 18, 2024
Alexa Landestoy thanks the trailblazers before her and hopes to continue to inspire women in sports.
Ampersand’s renovated TCU location set to open in two months
By
Abigail Elston
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 17, 2024
Ampersand CEO said the new layout was designed specifically for TCU students.
TCU is helping bring birthday celebrations to kids in the community
By
Zach Conner
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 15, 2024
TCU celebrated thousands of birthdays in the community with a local non profit.
TCU’s Big 12 tournament run cut short by No. 1 Houston
By
Lys Marquez
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 15, 2024
The Frogs couldn't comeback after being held scoreless for the first nine minutes of the game, ending their run at a conference championship.
‘Once Upon a Room’ makes students and patients smile
By
Elle Wood
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 14, 2024
Once Upon a Room, started by TCU students, continues to decorate children's rooms in several hospitals.
Moving on: TCU knocks out Oklahoma in second round of Big 12 tournament
By
Lys Marquez
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 13, 2024
The Frogs held on to an early lead to beat the Sooners and advance to the quarterfinals of the Big 12 tournament.
Women in male-dominated major speak on the future of STEM
By
Zach Conner
, Staff Writer
Published Mar 13, 2024
What Department within TCU's College of Science and Engineering only holds 38% of women? Check out this story to find out!
Spring allergies have arrived at TCU
By
Alexandra Plancarte
, Staff writter
Published Mar 13, 2024
Amid the stunning bloom of oak trees at TCU, a wave of pollen has students mistaking spring allergies for the common cold.
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