The library is a place where many go to complete work. Students shared their perspective about the areas they use most often.

Students express their thoughts about campus east side commuter parking. Additionally, information is shared on how some of these lots plan to change.

Students meet with potential employer partners, with some of these individuals being TCU alumni at the the engineering and technology career fair.

Finding connection at TCU begins before students come to school, said Kathy Cavins-Tull, vice chancellor for student affairs. From normal orientation to Frog Camp, these events provide a sense of community before moving in, Cavins-Tull said.

With the help of the Sales Center in the Neeley School of Business, students have the opportunity to learn different sales techniques and meet with mentors.

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TCU Renew - Depression and Anxiety Peer Support Community started during COVID-19 via Zoom and has now moved in-person in Jarvis Hall.

Strategies for being an active bystander were taught to TCU students during a Wellness Education workshop. More wellness workshops are being offered this month.

The student-led Bingo in the Park program continues to build relationships with people who are homeless or low-income.

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