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A small group of people walk in front of the Golden Gate Bridge at Baker Beach in San Francisco, Saturday, March 28, 2020, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

TCU’s California foothold: A look at the largest out-of-state student population

By Sophia Allen, TCU 360 Staff
Published Jan 7, 2023
There’s no denying TCU has a California connection. For over a decade the Golden State has been second only to Texas when it comes to campus representation.
Clark Jones addresses TCU's September Faculty Senate meeting. Photo by Heesoo Yang.

Proposal to lower graduation requirements goes to Faculty Senate for review

By Jake Peterson, Staff Writer
Published Nov 16, 2022
A measure to reduce graduation requirements was discussed at the Undergraduate Council meeting last Friday, but after debating the changes, the council opted to seek input from the Faculty Senate.
Mary Wright Admission Center

TCU likely to remain test-optional for first-year applicants

By Sarah Walter, Staff Writer
Published Nov 15, 2022
SAT and ACT scores are also not required to receive scholarships or acceptance into the Honors College, according to the Office of Admissions.
Spring 2016 commencement. (TCU 360 file photo)

TCU Undergraduate Council to vote on graduation reduction Friday

By Jake Peterson, Staff Writer
Published Nov 10, 2022
The proposed reduction would help transfer students progress more quickly to meet degree requirements.
Amanuel Taddesse, second from right, shows off his team’s project to curator Rhiannon Mayne. Bingyang Wei’s computer science senior design team developed an app that can be downloaded onto tablets in the gallery. (Camilla Price/Copy Desk Chief)

Ready to launch: Students create app to make meteorite gallery more inclusive

By Camilla Price
Published Apr 29, 2022
Students in the computer science capstone course designed an app to help visually impaired visitors navigate the Monnig Meteorite Gallery at TCU.
Students over the years work on their projects for the zoo enrichment course. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Tory Bennett)

Art and science collide in TCU zoo enrichment course

By Sara Littlejohn
Published Apr 18, 2022
Both ecology and art students combine their passions as part of a zoo enrichment course offered every other year at TCU.
TCU MFA student, Doug Land, explored the relationship between man and nature in his thesis exhibition, FOLLY. (Sarah Crispi/Staff Writer) 

MFA student’s thesis exhibition explored humans’ codependent relationship with nature

By Sarah Crispi
Published Mar 31, 2022
MFA candidate Doug Land explored the relationship between man and nature through unorthodox materials and non-traditional gallery hangings.
Charles Camarda, an astronaut and engineer, explains to a curious young scientist what it feels like to be in space at his Green Honors Chair presentation on Monday, February 21 in Sid Richardson Hall. (Katherine Lester/Managing Editor)

NASA astronaut shares lessons learned from Columbia tragedy

By Katherine Lester
Published Mar 3, 2022
The College of Science & Engineering celebrated National Engineers Week with Charles Camarda, a NASA astronaut and engineer.
Plans for the new TCU School of Medicine to be located in the heart of the Fort Worth medical district. (Image courtesy of TCU)

TCU unveils plans for the new TCU School of Medicine

By Lucy Puente
Published Mar 1, 2022
The TCU School of Medicine unveiled plans to put down roots in the heart of Fort Worth’s medical district. The four-story, 100,000 square foot education building is projected to be complete by 2024.
The Fort Worth Contemporary Arts gallery features work from MFA students Benjamin Loftis, Sheryl Anaya, Madi Ortega and Sarah Theurer Hunt. (Sarah Crispi/Staff Writer) 

Works in 2022 MFA Candidacy Exhibition ‘With Pleasure’ hold personal meanings for students

By Sarah Crispi
Published Feb 20, 2022
The 2022 MFA Candidacy Exhibition displays works focused on themes of place and explores memories being tied to a specific site.
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.
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