Less than two years after the FDA’s ban on JUUL vaping devices, a new manufacturer of liquid nicotine has emerged. Marketed to teens, the increase of these new gadgets on college campuses has witnessed rapid growth.

AI is becoming more prevalent in the music industry. How is it affecting the artists we know and love?

China aims to dominate the South Pacific through gaining control of shipping routes and island nations. The U.S. Department of Defense is forming a plan to provide energy to the countries of the territory that will simultaneously boost their economies.

In 1979, Marshall K. Harris, a graphic design student at TCU, designed the Flying T logo after a previously failed logo attempt. His original logo was called the Furious Frog, but it didn't work for...

Senators reintroduced the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, which could save lesser-known imperiled species in Texas.

Jim McLarty's diagnosis led him to co-teaching a class on dementia at TCU.

Look into the life and career of Souleymane Doubia, a center for TCU men's basketball's team who made his way around the world on his journey to Funky Town.

The namesake of TCU's library contested her late husband's will and her insanity conviction to win back her estate.

Revisit Tommy Sacco Jr.'s legacy at TCU baseball and his journey to the professional league.

You notice the kaleidoscope of butterflies around campus recently? Us too...

Housing officials were prepared for 2,300 first-year students — the final count came to 2,491.