Computer science students developed an app to make museum learning at TCU more accessible for visually impaired visitors. The Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Gallery in the Sid Richardson Building is home...

The intersection of art and ecology is on display in a zoo enrichment course offered on campus.  Co-taught by environmental science associate professor Dr. Victoria "Tory" Bennett and studio art...

Dallas artist and TCU MFA candidate Doug Land used his thesis exhibition to explore the relationship between man and the natural world.   Land used gardening as his muse to create an installation...

It’s not every day that a NASA astronaut lectures in Sid Richardson Hall. To kick off last week's National Engineers Week, TCU’s College of Science & Engineering welcomed Charles Camarda, an...

The new TCU School of Medicine unveiled plans to put down its roots in the heart of Fort Worth’s medical district. Plans for the four-story, 100,000 square foot education building were announced...

TCU’s second-year Master of Fine Arts candidates created works for "With Pleasure," an exhibition with a focus on memories tied to a specific place. The exhibition, which featured works in sculpture,...

TCU has taken full control of the medical school it co-founded with the University of North Texas Health Science Center. On Wednesday, TCU officials announced it would be the sole degree-granting...

With finals quickly approaching, students can start setting themselves up for success now. On Nov. 10, Honors Academic Advisor Justine Grace shared tips with students in a series put on by TCU's Community...

A new podcasting class in the Film, Television and Digital Media department was offered for the first time this fall. The class introduced students to the growing medium of podcasting and offered...

With spring 2022 enrollment approaching quickly, students are setting appointments with their academic advisors, plotting their schedules and beginning to enroll in courses for next semester. The process...