In the days following the TCU Rose Bowl victory in which declamatory billboards from "little sisters of the poor" popped up across Columbus, Ohio, armchair moralists had to inquire: Is rubbing Horned Frog success in the face of doubters a Christian thing to do?

While hopefully in good fun, the billboards nonetheless caused outside observers to ask after the elusive middle word in the TCU acronym: Christian. The TCU student body ought to ask after the same thing. What is TCU's Christian identity, and why is it steadfastly important?

How would you like to be the first to know when that boy or girl you have been pining for is now "single" 8212; or "it's complicated" or "in an open relationship?" You can be the first to know and the first to swoop in, comforting them 8212; or something like that.

Well, thanks to the new Facebook Breakup Notifier app, now you can. "You like someone. They're in a relationship. Be the first to know when they're out of it," boasts the tagline on the app's website.

TCU's women's tennis team won back-to-back matches for the first time this season Sunday with a 4-3 triumph over Rice at Jake Hess Tennis Stadium. After falling behind 3-0, TCU stormed back to win three-set...

The university will soon choose a new vice chancellor for student affairs but not before some students and faculty get a chance to meet and speak with each of the final two candidates, a university official said.

The final two candidates for the position, Theresa Powell and Kathryn Cavins-Tull, will be on campus this week to go through the interview process.

Don Mills, the current vice chancellor for student affairs, announced earlier this school year he would vacate his current position to join the College of Education on May 31.

Women's tennis

The TCU women's tennis team defeated the Rice Owls 4-3 after being down 3-0 at Jake Hess Tennis Stadium in Houston on Sunday. With TCU down by three, the Frogs came back by winning four three-set matches at the Nos. 1, 3, 4 and 5 singles spots.

Senior Idunn Hertzberg started TCU's comeback by winning 6-0 in her second and third sets. This is the first time this season that the Frogs (4-6) have won back-to-back matches this season.

The TCU men's tennis fell to No. 31 Oklahoma, 4-3, at the Headington Family Tennis Center in Norman, Okla. Sunday.

"We lost a tough one today, but I saw a huge improvement in our team," TCU head coach David Roditi said. "Our goal was to figure out ways to come back in matches after we dropped the opening set and we did that twice today. If we can compete the way we did today, we will have a good conference season and I'm proud of the guys. I think we learned something about our team today."

I'm not very business-savvy, but I love the Beatles. Fortunately, there's a book that will take my slightly obsessive Beatles knowledge and make me a millionaire 8212; "Come Together: The Business Wisdom...

No. 10 TCU turned three double plays in the final four innings and helped the Frogs take the 2-1 series victory with an 8-4 win over UNLV Sunday in Las Vegas, Nev. Senior second baseman Jerome Pena and...

The uprising in Egypt that led to the resignation of former president Hosni Mubarak has spread through the Middle East. Citizens in Egypt, Bahrain and Libya all have staged substantial protests in their respective countries as they call for their political rights and freedoms as citizens.

Libyan ruler Moammar Gadhafi has used his military and police to squash the rebellion and kill protesting citizens. The United States and other Western nations took a tough stance against Gadhafi, calling for a cease-fire and an immediate end to the slaughtering of citizens.

The TCU track and field program compiled 11 first-place finishes at the Horned Frog Invitational Friday, competing against Baylor, North Texas, SMU, Texas State, Texas Tech and UT-Arlington at the Lowdon...

The university and the Interfraternity Council have invited three national fraternities 8212; Kappa Alpha, Beta Theta Pi and Delta Chi 8212; to begin the process of potentially becoming new fraternities on campus, IFC Adviser Keith Becklin said.

Becklin said the IFC planned to add one or two fraternities within the next 24 months, and, if there is a demand, a third fraternity. Sessions will be held early next week for the fraternities to present themselves to the TCU community.

After wrapping up a seven-game stretch of games over spring break, No. 14 TCU finished the week with a 4-3 record, bringing the team's overall record to 12-7. The Frogs dropped four spots in both Baseball...