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The elephant Queen Tut at Fort Worth's Forest Park Zoo with assistant zoo director, Julian Frazier, 08/12/1938. (Photo courtesy of the UTA archives and Fort Worth Star Telegram Collection)

The zoo in TCU’s backyard goes from humble beginnings to the No. 1 zoo in America

By Isabelle Acheson
Published Feb 19, 2022
This is the Fort Worth Zoo's journey
The student section cheers during the men's basketball game against Oklahoma State. (Micah Pearce/Staff Writer)

Ten years later, basketball attendance surges from rewards to records

By Micah Pearce
Published Feb 17, 2022
The TCU men's basketball team broke back-to-back student attendance records, as well as an overall attendance record.
Graduate biology student Padraic Elliott shows off a tagged Texas horned lizard for the camera. Elliott is one of the TCU students taking part in the horned lizard reintroduction project. (Photo courtesy Padraic Elliott)

Comrades true: TCU students take part in Horned Frog conservation

By Camilla Price
Published Feb 10, 2022
Saving the mascot, part two
The bronze Horned Frog Statue greets students between Sadler and Reed Halls. TCU adopted the horned lizard as its mascot in 1893. (Jeffrey McWhorter/TCU Marketing and Communication)

Riff Ram Bah Zoo: TCU joins fight to save horned lizards 

By Camilla Price
Published Feb 6, 2022
Saving the mascot, part one
Isabella Amado examines holographic anatomy structures of the head and neck using HoloLens Technology. (Photo courtesy of Jonathan Babirak/Taken through HoloLens goggles).

HoloAnatomy: A virtual view of the human body

By Ella Gibson
Published Jan 30, 2022
The TCU School of Medicine is using holograms to study anatomy
TCU's graphic design Bachelor of Fine Art program prepares students for success in the design world through an intensive 4 year program that culminates with a senior showcase in the Moudy Gallery. (Courtesy of TCU Graphic Design)

TCU graphic designers dare to grow

By Madyson Buchanan
Published Jan 29, 2022
​​How TCU's graphic design program has taught its BFA students to go boldly and face change.
Miles warms up before TCU's 2021 matchup with Utah at Dickie's Arena in Fort Worth. (Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com)

The rituals of winning: Miles has found success wherever he has been

By Colin Post
Published Jan 6, 2022
The point guard is focused on leading TCU back to March Madness.
Ben Thompson throws the Horned Frog hand sign during bows at reopening night of "Waitress" on Broadway. (Photo by Bruce Glikas, courtesy of Ben Thompson)

TCU alum ‘bleeds purple’ on some of Broadway’s biggest stages

By Haeven Gibbons
Published Dec 13, 2021
A TCU alum under the bright lights shares his story.
FRN student volunteer Kristen Nyampong delivers leftover gameday food and Einstein Bros. bagels to the Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County on Oct. 4, 2021. The Food Recovery Network at TCU expects to recover enough food this year to provide 2,500 meals for those in need. (Camilla Price/Copy Desk Chief)

TCU Food Recovery Network resumes deliveries to Fort Worth community

By Camilla Price
Published Nov 19, 2021
Student volunteers will recover more than 3,000 pounds of food from campus dining halls to feed people who are food insecure.
Sherley Hall. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

Dorm drinking trends show increase in 2020

By Tristen Smith
Published Nov 2, 2021
Alcohol violations spiked as COVID-19 restrictions kept students in dorms.
Johnny Hall, in white, Texas Christian University halfback, found lots of opposition, but managed a five yard gain against Carnegie Tech in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, La., Jan. 2, 1939. (AP Photo)

The ‘whirlwind’ of TCU football’s conference realignments

By JD Pells
Published Sep 18, 2021
The Frogs are known for having one of the craziest conference hopping stories in college sports history.
The 'before' shot for a cleanup of Eastern Island in Midway Atoll. Marine debris can take hundreds of years to biodegrade. (Photo courtesy of NOAA PIFSC Coral Reef Ecosystem Program)

World Oceans Day shines spotlight on marine plastic pollution

By Camilla Price
Published Jun 8, 2021
Finding answers to marine plastic pollution is key to protecting people and the planet.
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