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TCU's Burnett School of Medicine at Arnold Hall, after construction completion in 2024. (Photo courtesy of TCU.edu)

Tradition of giving continues with $1.8 million gift to Burnett School of Medicine at TCU

By Bud Riley, Staff Writer
Published Oct 12, 2025
As the Class of 2026 prepares for residency, a $1.8 million surprise helps them focus on the future and continues a culture of giving that began when the Burnett School of Medicine opened its doors.
TCU running back Kevorian Barnes runs the ball during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Kansas State, Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025, in Manhattan, Kan. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)

Offensive miscues sink TCU against Kansas State

By Roderick Villareal, Staff Writer
Published Oct 11, 2025
After a loss on the road against Kansas State, TCU football comes back to the Carter to work on offensive rhythm.
The Chambers

TCU SGA pushes for tuition transparency with new bill

By Maverick Diaz, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
SGA new tuition transparency resolution aims to show students where their tuition money goes.
TAC is a local band with roots in TCU and a following throughout DFW. (Courtesy of Jack Laughlin)

Local band with ties to TCU set to release debut single

By Andrew Guyer, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
T.A.C. has played several shows throughout DFW, but former Horned Frog and T.A.C. frontman Jack Laughlin said he's excited for people to stream their music from home.

TCU News Now: Student safety concerns on West 7th, flat tires around campus and James Maslow

By Lilly Pool, Producer
Published Oct 8, 2025
This week on TCU News Now: Students talk about safety after a deadly shooting on West 7th; why TCU students are getting flat tires around campus; and a one-on-one interview with James Maslow.
License to Trill photoshoot from spring semester 2025. (Linh Tran Photography)

License to Trill hits all the right notes on campus

By Madelyn Hayden, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
TCU's all-inclusive a cappella group looks to release an album soon.
TCU SGA wants to install more of these blue lights. (TCU 360 File Photo)

TCU Student Government Association plans to install new blue light emergency towers

By Sydney Vance, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
In a proactive effort to ensure student safety, students Alex Holder and Macy Bayer, as well as TCU Vice Chancellor for Public Safety Adrian Andrews, are working to add more blue light towers to campus.

The Leap: Taylor Swift album preview, Bad Bunny halftime show and more!

By Delayna Zepeda, Executive Producer
Published Oct 8, 2025
Tune in to hear the anchors' predictions for Taylor Swift's new album, reactions to Bad Bunny's halftime show and much more.
The TCU Speech & Debate team with their trophies from the first competition of the 2025-26 season.

TCU Speech & Debate team sees a successful first competition

By Michael Fazen, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
TCU's Speech & Debate team placed second in Team Individual Events in its first competition of the season.
TCU quarterback Josh Hoover lines up for the snap at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 4, 2025. The TCU Horned Frogs beat the Colorado Buffaloes 35-21.  (TCU360/Tyler Chan)

TCU heads to the Little Apple to face Kansas State

By Cal Phillips, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
After an impressive defensive performance against Colorado, the Frogs look to add another on the win column in Kansas this weekend.
HustleBlendz offers a comfortable and friendly coffee experience. Co-founder Tweety Angwenyi works behind the counter and makes an effort to remember regular customers. (Sydney Jansen/Staff Writer)

HustleBlendz: The coffee shop that knows your name

By Sydney Jansen, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
Whether a student is in need a quick coffee to go or a cozy study space, co-founders Patrice and Tweety Angwenyi welcome customers with quality products and a warm environment.
Students travel to Guadalupe Mountains and Franklin Mountains during the 2024 Fall Break with the TCU Outdoor Program. (Courtesy of TCU Campus Recreation via Instagram)

TCU students hit pause to recharge during fall break

By Katelyn Purdom, Staff Writer
Published Oct 7, 2025
Students use the midsemester break to rest, travel, volunteer and reconnect with their communities.