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Members of the class of 1966 will wear a purple cap and gown one more time to walk in the graduation procession during spring commencement.

Class of 1966 reflects on their time at TCU

Published May 5, 2016
Fifty years later, TCU continues to grow and support the class of 1966.
Students and faculty filled the Moudy North auditorium to hear from former U.S. Rep. Allen West.

COMMENTARY: Allen West’s appearance at TCU

By Dr. Jack
Published Apr 28, 2016
Jack A. Hill, a professor of religion at TCU, responds to Allen West's dialogue on radical Islam last week.
Harriet Cohen, Linda Moore and Tracy Dietz, all social work professors, are retiring this year. The three professors have a combined 74 years of service at TCU.

Three longtime social work faculty set to retire

Published Apr 28, 2016
Dr. Linda Moore, the professor in the group with the longest tenure, was the second employee hired by a social work program in its infancy.
The Neeley School of Business has plans to build new facilities.

Low oil prices affect funding for planned Spencer and Marlene Hays Business Commons

Published Apr 26, 2016
Chancellor Victor Boschini and Board of Trustees Chairman Clarence Scharbauer discuss oil and fundraising.
Diane Snow, dean of the Honors College, is accused of verbally and physically assaulting a student.

New dean selected for honors college

Published Apr 26, 2016
Dr. Diane Snow, a professor of neuroscience at the University of Kentucky, will take over as dean of the John V. Roach Honors College.
The intimate partner violence class put on the first Take Back the Night event on Tuesday.

Take Back the Night: ‘It’s not your fault’

By Kacey Bowen
Published Apr 26, 2016
Last week, students took a stand to shatter the silence surrounding sexual assault.
In July of 2015, TCU announced that it would be partnering with the University of North Texas Health Science Center to create a new medical school in Fort Worth.

TCU’s new med school could be option for graduating seniors

Published Apr 25, 2016
With 20 spots reserved for TCU graduates, the new joint medical school with UNTHSC is proving to be attractive for seniors.
Education double major program gains popularity

Education double major program gains popularity

Published Apr 23, 2016
TCU students received free Steel City Popsicles and information about the education double major program.
During TCU Money Week, students could take a ride in the "cash cab" and answer money trivia questions for prizes.

Financial literacy program promotes saving, spending wisely

Published Apr 21, 2016
The new One Million Reasons program educates students on financial literacy.
A group of 27 female students took part in a 24-hour leadership retreat for Lead NOW.

New program focuses on empowering women on campus

Published Apr 21, 2016
Lead NOW is open to first-year female students and provides opportunities for female students who want to develop confidence and leadership skills.
The Neeley School of Business has plans to build new facilities.

Neeley School of Business cracks Bloomberg top 25 undergrad programs

Published Apr 20, 2016
Neeley was ranked the third best undergraduate program in the state.
Students and faculty filled every seat listening to former Congressman Allen West speak, but many were there in protest.

Students react to controversial speaker’s views on radical Islam

Published Apr 20, 2016
Former U.S. Rep. Allen West's views on fighting radical Islam were challenged Tuesday.
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