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The metaphor of Mount Kilimanjaro: TCU student climbs to the summit

The metaphor of Mount Kilimanjaro: TCU student climbs to the summit

By Shaylin Smith, Staff Writer
Published Oct 15, 2024
For Grace Partin, climbing Africa's highest peak with her dad and brother meant she could do anything she set her mind to.
Three-year-old student Annie Morey plays at KinderFrogs School. (Courtesy Courtney Morey)

TCU KinderFrogs: Celebrating the little things

By Haylee Chiariello, Staff Writer
Published Oct 1, 2024
In recognition of national Down syndrome awareness month, learn how TCU’s KinderFrogs School celebrates their student's abilities and personalities.
Students shine their flashlights at the Flo Rida concert in 2021. (Photo courtesy @theendtcu Instagram)

TCU fall concerts: A timeline of entertainment

By Ella Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Sep 24, 2024
As the concert grew in clout and in size, SGA struggled to keep up with the increasing prices of popular artists. SGA and the university have both been sponsors of the show in years past.
The run-up:  What it takes to get TCU Football game-day ready

The run-up: What it takes to get TCU Football game-day ready

By Lillie Davidson, Staff Writer
Published Sep 4, 2024
Hundreds of people comprise the ‘behind the scenes’ team that springs into action weekly throughout the fall. They work to ensure that once Saturday arrives, all the Frogs have to do is play football.
Leaps of Faith

Leaps of Faith

By Clayton Chiariello, Staff Writer
Published Aug 30, 2024
Her summer plans were the first thing she thought after her doctor told her she had cancer.
Nature-based conservation: Rainscaping and other low impact solutions

Nature-based conservation: Rainscaping and other low impact solutions

By Summer Kloer, Staff Writer
Published Jul 25, 2024
In some places, where the landscaping is precise, stormwater can transform into a precious resource.
Water security: Understanding the threat of water warfare

Water security: Understanding the threat of water warfare

By Garrett Cook, Staff writer
Published Jul 25, 2024
Since the planet has a limited supply of fresh water, things start to get slippery when people are forced to decide who gets what water and at what cost.
Clear currents: Innovations and process of wastewater treatment

Clear currents: Innovations and process of wastewater treatment

By Allie DeSimone and Nolan Carney
Published Jul 25, 2024
Managing waste water is key to maintaining a healthy water system. Wastewater treatment is a crucial part of the modern environmental pathway for fresh drinking water.
Water quality and contamination: How TRWD manages the supply of drinking water

Water quality and contamination: How TRWD manages the supply of drinking water

By Georgie Hager, Sasha Chapman and Hannah Dollar
Published Jul 25, 2024
Water is an essential resource for life, and access to clean and safe drinking water is fundamental to public health. However, concerns regarding water contamination persist in various regions worldwide, including the Fort Worth area.
How the Tarrant Regional Water District reuses and recycles

How the Tarrant Regional Water District reuses and recycles

By Sally Verrando, Staff Writer
Published Jul 25, 2024
To accommodate a growing North Central Texas population in the late 20th century, a new reservoir was needed.
Tap water treatment:  What it takes to make water safe for consumption

Tap water treatment: What it takes to make water safe for consumption

By Sydney Brunson and Emmaday Ormond
Published Jul 25, 2024
The treatment process for tap water in Tarrant County is extensive.