TCU’s College Republicans brought in its first guest speaker of the semester Tuesday night to rally support for the GOP.
Roger Williams, a 1972 graduate, told students about the upcoming presidential...
Art works as varied as clay chicken figurines and an advertising campaign graphic for Duck Tape are on display at the fourth annual ArtSlam exhibition in the University Art Gallery in Moudy Building North.
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Bigger is not always better.
TCU’s freshmen enrollment has increased from 1,426 in 1999 to 1,596 in 2003.
Along with the enrollment increase, students have seen big tuition increases.
Is this...
Gun control has long been a subject of debate in this country. Whether private citizens should be allowed to own firearms under the Second Amendment is a question that our judicial system struggles with,...
In today’s society, there is a growing “anything goes” attitude. Followers of this school of thought believe that whatever lifestyles, activities or speech in which a person chooses to...
TCU expects Conference USA to offer it the same deal as the other five schools leaving the conference, athletics director Eric Hyman said Tuesday.
Hyman said TCU has yet to hear from C-USA regarding its...
Dave Meyer, a freshman pre-major, said he saved $75 in legal fees by going to the lawyer provided free of charge by the Student Government Association.
Meyer went to see the lawyer, James B. Munford,...
Black Alumni Alliance members reminisced about their days at TCU, while encouraging students to utilize the resources on campus that weren’t available to them as students.
Graduates remembered dancing...
Theatre students are laughing, learning and bringing a vision to the stage Wednesday in “Melrose Stories.”
Clint Gage, a senior radio-TV-film major, has the lead in his first on-stage role...
The School of Business is trying to balance the number of men and women in the MBA program through Graduate Women in Business, a group that helps women deal with issues they will face in the business world,...
