New approaches must be taken to thrive in the job hunt, but opportunities for Neeley School of Business students are in good shape, a school official said,"We've begun to see more opportunities and really...

University alumni now working at Sports Studio Productions in Los Angeles will hold a production workshop on Friday for film-TV-digital media majors.Sports Studio Productions, owned by Mark Ellis, produces...

In what was probably one of the more unique speeches in the 48-year history of the Honors Convocation, students, professors and guests listened to what the world would be like with zombies.Chancellor Victor...

A student is recruiting volunteers to conduct the first-ever Froggie Day, an event for the on-campus KinderFrogs School, where students with Down syndrome can participate in games and activities with university student volunteers.

Mallory Walther, a junior special education major, said the university awarded her one of the Project Junior Give Back Grants to fund Froggie Day and to encourage other students to give back to the Fort Worth community through their own interests and passions.

University community members participating in today's Day of Silence, an event meant to raise awareness about discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, will have the opportunity to...

Tax day hardly ever draws elated responses from anyone. However, the real victims of April 15 belong to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

So much is unfair concerning the U.S. tax system and same-sex married couples that it is almost comical, but unfortunately, this situation is a grim-faced and hard reality for many LGBT members.

Tax season is a sad reminder for same-sex couples of the ridiculous and outrageous double standards they face in the eyes and policies of the government.

Yesterday was April 15, and people rushed, pushed and honked many horns to get their taxes into the post office.

Despite what you hear from both conservatives and liberals, a libertarian, like me, is not against government and taxes. That's what we call an anarchist. However, I do have my complaints about the tax system and believe there could be some wealth-producing changes.

Our system is way too complicated. It's so complicated, in fact, that many people hire someone to do their taxes.

Students had a unique and emotional experience at this year's second annual Tunnel of Oppression. The interactive exhibit features several rooms that highlight issues and allow students to step outside...

While safety is of primary importance, installing speed bumps on Stadium Drive is not the best solution. Lowered speed limits, enhanced enforcement and, especially, improvements to the intersection in front of the BLUU are better options. A bus and a speed bump make a very uncomfortable duo. There is also a difference between a speed bump and a speed hump. I don't believe the City of Fort Worth installs speed bumps anymore. As the president of my neighborhood association, I also know the city is very reluctant to install speed humps.

Members of the equestrian team will enter this weekend's Varsity Equestrian National Championships with an odd matchup in the individuals bracket - they will be facing themselves in the opening round Friday.

Senior Carrie von Uhlit and junior Kelsey Huffman will face each other in the opening round of the individual competition around 3:15 p.m., something that head coach Gary Reynolds said was an odd situation that went away from the seeding formula.

The No. 10 Horned Frogs (23-7) will travel to Provo this week to play their second series of the season against conference opponent BYU (16-16). Earlier in the season, TCU won the series against the Cougars 2-1.

TCU enters the series with a four-game winning streak in which the pitching staff allowed only five total runs.

The trio of starting pitchers, freshman Matt Purke, sophomore Kyle Winkler and red shirt junior Steven Maxwell, have a combined 14-0 record.

National recognition can say a lot about a university or academic program, but when results are based on favorable student opinion, the attention is worth even more, a Neeley School of Business official said.

The university was honored in October 2009 by Entrepreneur magazine as part of its book "Best 301 Business Schools: 2010 Edition." The Princeton Review tallied those findings as part of its "Student Opinion Honors for Business Schools" to create a list of the top-15 schools in the U.S. and Canada based on area of emphasis, according to the Princeton Review Web site.