This week on TCU News Now: COVID-19 cases are on the rise at TCU. Plus, the impact safety changes at TCU are having on students' physical health.

Presidential and down ballot election results as of Nov. 4, 2020.

This week: COVID-19 cases surge in Europe and U.S.; undecided voters at TCU talk about the election; and how to stay safe this Halloween during COVID-19.

Texas sees record turnout in early voting; COVID-19 cases are on the rise in the state; the Day of the Dead celebration happening at TCU.

A look at the early voting lines in Texas; a one-on-one with Chancellor Boschini on enrollment and TCU's future; and the message from a TCU alumna and cancer survivor.

This week on TCU News Now: President Trump returns to the White House battling COVID-19; the safety measures at the vice presidential debate; and the push from students and administrators to have in-person classes in the spring.

This week on News Now: an officer involved in the death of Breonna Taylor is charged; a TCU sorority loses its charter; and TCU QB Max Duggan is cleared for play.

This week on TCU News Now: How TCU families in California are coping with wildfire season. Plus, nursing majors share concerns about COVID-19.

This week on TCU News Now: plans are announced for the 2021 spring semester; Gary Patterson addresses COVID-19 concerns on the football team; and a look at the wildfires raging across California.

This week on TCU News Now: a look at a dip in COVID-19 cases on campus; administrators talk about plans for residence halls; SGA vice presidential candidates are headed to a runoff; and what students need to know to watch the first football game of the season at Amon G. Carter Stadium.

This week on TCU News Now: the first round of the NFL Draft picks up two of the school's most elite players; the new FDA warning about a malaria drug used to fight COVID-19; and when students will finally be able to move out of their dorms.

This week on TCU News Now: how Texas Gov. Greg Abbott plans to re-open the state; an easy way to make your own face coverings at home; and how people all over the U.S. are helping our frontline workers.