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Alpha Omicron Pi continues the fight against arthritis

Alpha Omicron Pi continues the fight against arthritis

By Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Apr 5, 2018
Students gathered in the commons Wednesday to compete in Alpha Omicron Pi's annual philanthropy event Sink-Out Arthritis.
The Leap: Which TCU faculty member are you?

The Leap: Which TCU faculty member are you?

By Megan Guter
Published Apr 5, 2018
Take this quiz to find your spirit TCU faculty member.
Fashion merchandising’s hidden asset

Fashion merchandising’s hidden asset

By Taylor Wirtz
Published Apr 4, 2018
The Fashion Merchandising Department has quite the hidden gem kept within its halls.
TCU's Office of Religious and Spiritual Life offered kind words to the Muslim community on campus after an international threat went viral. (Photo by Taylor Boser.)

Office of Religious and Spiritual Life affirms Muslim students in light of online threats

By Shane Battis
Published Apr 3, 2018
No threats against Muslim students have been reported to the police.
Thirteen students travel to New York City for the TCU Theatre Senior Showcase 2018. Photo courtesy of Carroll Herring's Facebook.

The Leap: Why 13 students spent spring break in the concrete jungle

By Riley Knight
Published Mar 30, 2018
An inside look into the trip that determines the careers of TCU's senior BFA performance majors.
Photo courtesy of Martha Cavazos

Panhellenic women plan service trip to Nepal next year

By Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Mar 28, 2018
Sixteen sorority women from TCU's Panhellenic community will be trekking to Nepal next January to spread awareness for education and women empowerment.
Construction causes some Greek housing residents to walk farther distances to class

Construction causes some Greek housing residents to walk farther distances to class

By Colleen Powell
Published Mar 28, 2018
Construction blocking the walkway in between Pamela and Edward Clark and Marion Halls is increasing the commute time for some students.
Newest construction plan aims to close parts of Bellaire Drive for pedestrian walkway

Newest construction plan aims to close parts of Bellaire Drive for pedestrian walkway

By Haley Harrison
Published Mar 27, 2018
Construction could begin as early as February 2019.
The Leap: Staying on campus during Easter? We've got you covered

The Leap: Staying on campus during Easter? We’ve got you covered

By Riley Knight
Published Mar 27, 2018
A list of things to do over the Easter holiday.
WATCH: Humanitarian talks global health, work with patients and local colleagues

WATCH: Humanitarian talks global health, work with patients and local colleagues

By Taylor Boser
Published Mar 23, 2018
Anthropologist and humanitarian Paul Farmer talks about his work in global health.
Classroom technology frustrates faculty, students

Classroom technology frustrates faculty, students

By Michelle Ross
Published Mar 23, 2018
Old classroom technology is wasting valuable learning time and frustrating students and faculty.
Photo courtesy of Grace Amiss

Campus sees bike-friendly changes

By Grace Amiss
Published Mar 22, 2018
New bike lanes added on campus in hopes of improving pedestrian safety.
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