Tuition and fees for the 2004-05 school year will increase 11.9 percent, from $17,590 to $19,700, the Board of Trustees announced last week. Tuition and fees for students enrolled prior to March 2001...

In addition to voting to increase tuition 11.9 percent and joining the Mountain West Conference, the Board of Trustees Friday approved a $248 million budget for the 2004-05 academic year. 

Tuition was increased to help the university pay for the $18 million budget increase, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Don Mills said. 

CHEERS: The funny commercial with the dog
JEERS: The Cowboys weren’t in the Super Bowl.

CHEERS: The game was close and hard fought.
JEERS: To Phil Simms commentating. Intelligence doesn’t run in this family.

I do not believe homosexuality is a sin. Call me a sinner, derelict, pagan or whatever you see fit, but I do not believe one can make a credible case against homosexuality from the Bible. You might ask, of course, “What does the Bible matter? Isn’t this a secular social issue?”

I, like many people today, currently subscribe to cable television. While most of the channels might still be able to provide entertainment, one genre of television has unfortunately gone downhill. Music...

The Horned Frogs are officially headed west, and their new Mountain West Conference peers say TCU’s presence will bring added competition and media coverage.

The student body had mixed emotions on the first day back to classes Monday since TCU’s decision to leave Conference USA for the Mountain West Conference.

In response to the changing lineup of teams, a senior economics major Todd Dalrymple said the decision was a good one.

It’s official: TCU has been invited to the Mountain West Conference. Now it’s up to the Board of Trustees to decide whether TCU will move to its fourth conference in 10 years. After months...

The alleged discrimination against a gay Brite administrator by a Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) official reflects fundamental disagreements within the denomination and society over homosexuality,...

University Advancement plans to ask the Board of Trustees today to raise a campaign goal by $20 million and extend its deadline. The department wants to extend the campaign “Our Time, Our Future”...

The House of Student Representatives plans to revise the SGA election code this semester after the controversy surrounding last semester’s election. “The entire code will be analyzed line...