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HustleBlendz offers a comfortable and friendly coffee experience. Co-founder Tweety Angwenyi works behind the counter and makes an effort to remember regular customers. (Sydney Jansen/Staff Writer)

HustleBlendz: The coffee shop that knows your name

By Sydney Jansen, Staff Writer
Published Oct 8, 2025
Whether a student is in need a quick coffee to go or a cozy study space, co-founders Patrice and Tweety Angwenyi welcome customers with quality products and a warm environment.
The Bakame AI brand design. (Courtesy of Happy Herman)

Bakame AI: TCU entrepreneurial student uses AI to redefine learning

By Grace Allen, Staff Writer
Published Oct 6, 2025
What started as a COVID lockdown project for Happy Herman quickly turned into a business to help poor Rwanda students.
Jacque Balderas, second to the right, posses with some of her fellow ALP peers and Philip Dodd, far right, during an ALP session on Nov. 4, 2024 (Photo courtesy of Jaque Balderas)

TCU’s aspiring leadership program set to kick off seven-week workshop with plans of growth

By Sofia DelliCarpini, Staff Writer
Published Oct 3, 2025
ALP seeks to enhance leadership skills in a tight knit community full of eager learners.
A group of first-generation students in SSS in 2024.

Beyond the classroom: Student Support Services guides Horned Frogs to graduation

By Faith Lester, Staff Writer
Published Oct 2, 2025
Student Support Services is a program that supports TCU students who are first-generation, low-income or have a disability
Roller Rabbit’s college pop-up tour makes it way to Texas, with TCU as the first stop out of three Texas universities.

Roller Rabbit brings school spirit and pajamas to TCU

By Macy Bayer, Staff Writer
Published Oct 1, 2025
From the Instagram comments section to reality, Roller Rabbit comes to TCU as part of the brand’s college pop-up tour.
The Fort Worth Botanic Garden celebrated ¡Celebramos! to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. (Roderick Villareal)

Fort Worth Botanic Garden kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with annual event, ¡Celebramos!

By Ethan Zeiner, Staff Writer
Published Oct 1, 2025
From mariachi and Latin cuisine to a colorful flag parade, ¡Celebramos! brought Hispanic Heritage Month to life at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden.
Individuals at Oktoberfest. Promotional photo courtesy of fortworthoktoberfest.com/about/gallery/

Oktoberfest in Fort Worth brings Germany to Texas

By Andrew Guyer, Staff Writer
Published Sep 24, 2025
The president of the TCU German Club said it's a chance for anyone to go explore Bavarian culture and history... and have some fun.
Lofton posing in front of a mural by her bakery (courtesy of Tareka Lofton)

Fort Worth chef finds calling in artisanal pastries

By Alexah Montanes, Staff Writer
Published Sep 24, 2025
For Tareka Lofton, her idea for a business was more than half-baked, her bakery meriting a large Fort Worth following.
The cast of Hail Mary at Theatre TCU. (Sydney Vance/Student Photographer)

Theatre TCU premieres new musical “Hail Mary”

By Sydney Vance, Student Writer
Published Sep 17, 2025
The subject of the show, Rev. Mary Ramerman, traveled to attend the workshop performances.
(Yasmin Lopes)

KinderFrogs: a journey of growth, one step at a time

By Yasmin Lopes, Staff Writer
Published Sep 17, 2025
"The small wins are often big ones" for TCU's youngest members in KinderFrogs, a three-tiered preschool program geared toward helping prepare children with Down syndrome for Kindergarten.
TCU Neeley Leadership Program students at Whole Foods Market headquarters in Austin. (Devon Swaney/Staff Writer)

Whole Foods headquarters hosts annual Neeley Leadership Program retreat

By Devon Swaney, Staff Writer
Published Sep 16, 2025
Neeley Leadership Program students took their annual leadership retreat to Whole Foods headquarters in Austin, gaining lessons from top executives while strengthening bonds across cohorts.
McNair Scholar Favor Igwilo, a senior biochemistry major, presents the findings of her summer research internship with the Crop-to-Food Innovation program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. (Courtesy of LaTrina Parker Hall)

TCU McNair Scholars Program supports students pursuing doctoral degrees

By Sofia DelliCarpini, Student Writer
Published Sep 16, 2025
First-generation students gain research experience and graduate school preparation through a federally funded program.
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