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Executive members of the NAACP leading the meeting in an effort to revive the chapter on campus. Photo by Carolina Olivares.

NAACP chapter leads efforts to revive on campus

By Carolina Olivares
Published Apr 19, 2018
A group of students are successful in their efforts to bring the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) chapter back to campus and plan to discuss ways to bring awareness of equality.
Construction of the Panhellenic house and all fraternity houses will be complete in August. 25 girls will move in with a chapter resident assistant and hall director. Photo by Alexa Hines

Panhellenic to have community house this fall

By Alexa Hines
Published Apr 18, 2018
Fraternity & Sorority Life will use the vacant facility for an all-Panhellenic house.
Curtesy of gofrogs.com

Hector Gutierrez’s worldly experience has helped establish Beach Volleyball

By Alexis Guerrero
Published Apr 16, 2018
TCU beach volleyball head coach Hector Gutierrez relies on his experience with the USA beach volleyball national team to build quality players.
(Photo by Taylor Boser)

Student tells story of his life through one-man show

By Taylor Boser
Published Apr 15, 2018
With no previous connections to TCU, find out how this student's passion led him here.
Photo courtesy of Katie-Rose Watson

Alumna uses liberal arts education to create magical meals

By Grace Amiss
Published Apr 15, 2018
A 2011 Liberal art graduate created a way to balance adulthood while paying homage to her Disney dreams.
Curtesy of admissions.tcu.edu/visit

Dean of Admission reflects on university’s growing recognition

By Alexis Guerrero
Published Apr 14, 2018
Following a record-breaking number of applications, TCU Dean of Admission talks about how much the university has grown.
Provost's retirement, hotel lease, parking highlight Trustees' meeting

Provost’s retirement, hotel lease, parking highlight Trustees’ meeting

By Taylor Boser
Published Apr 14, 2018
The Board of Trustees held their spring meeting where they discussed added more parking spaces, construction plans and more.
Aardvark closes, Christ Chapel relocates

Aardvark closes, Christ Chapel relocates

By Michelle Ross
Published Apr 12, 2018
A local bar off of University has closed, leaving a college ministry to relocate.
SPOT reviews of faculty start April 18.

Some faculty concerned over bias against female professors’ SPOT evaluations

By Caroline Love
Published Apr 11, 2018
Some female professors say their gender negatively affects their SPOT evaluations, but students might not be aware of their own biases.
Outreach program working as an alternative to counseling

Outreach program working as an alternative to counseling

By Taylor Boser
Published Apr 10, 2018
Three TCU students helped bring an alternative to counseling to campus.
IMAGE DISTRIBUTED FOR DICK'S SPORTING GOODS - Multi-platinum superstar and CALIA lead designer Carrie Underwood and her road trainer Eve Overland, lead a Carrie-inspired workout with local Houston media and influencers at the DICK’S Sporting Goods Grand Opening Celebration at Baybrook Mall in Friendswood, TX on Friday, October 21, 2016. (Photo by Scott Dalton/Invision for DICK'S Sporting Goods/AP Images)

The Leap: Get a summer-ready body from the comfort of a dorm

By Claire Wright
Published Apr 7, 2018
Fitness gurus like Kayla Itsines are showing off her ability to do workouts in unlikely places.
A row of cars parked in the Harrison lot behind the Brite Divinity Building, Friday, February 9, 2018 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Hunter Smith)

Students frustrated, concerned by lack of close to campus parking

By Hunter Smith
Published Apr 6, 2018
Find a good parking spot on campus is already tricky and it will soon become an even greater challenge.
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