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Chancellor's Scholars listen to the presentation by Ann Louden during the Etiquette Dinner (Makenzie Stallo/TCU360).

Etiquette Dinner teaches valuable skills to Chancellor’s Scholars

By Makenzie Stallo
Published Feb 15, 2017
Chancellor’s Scholars were treated to a five-course meal as part of an etiquette dinner on Tuesday night.
It's On Us signs are all around campus. Photo by: Michelle Ross

Not On My Campus will not return to campus

By Michelle Ross
Published Feb 15, 2017
A new sexual assault campaign will take its place.
Students gathered in Beasley Hall for the first meeting of the year for Delight. (Photo courtesy of Delight)

Christian women’s ministry continues to grow on TCU’s campus

By Annika Clark
Published Feb 7, 2017
A women's Christian organization works to unite the women on TCU's campus.
Greek Village construction ahead of schedule

Greek Village construction ahead of schedule

By Madison Fowler
Published Feb 6, 2017
Construction is ahead of schedule for the Greek Village, and the first phase is set to be complete by July 2017.
BLUU Cheese Grill is located in the back of Union Grounds. Photo by: Michelle Ross

BLUU Cheese Grill opens on campus

By Michelle Ross
Published Feb 6, 2017
A new pop-up restaurant comes to campus.
Erma Lowe Hall Construction

Erma Lowe’s porch construction not affecting dance rehearsals

By Sara Colbert
Published Feb 5, 2017
Dance majors say the construction outside of Erma Lowe Hall isn't affecting their dance rehearsals.
Many students are hitting the gym before they hit the beach for spring break.

Rec reaching “busy season” as students get in shape for spring break

By Elizabeth Campbell
Published Feb 1, 2017
Many students are trying out the new "Spring Break Boot Camp" to get in shape before hitting the beach.
Students learn "Why Diversity Matters"

Students learn “Why Diversity Matters”

By Madison Fowler
Published Feb 1, 2017
Around 800 people filled the BLUU Ballroom Tuesday to talk about diversity.
Sabrina Harb, TCU senior and founder of License to Trill performs Saturday, January 28, 2016 in the Brown Lupton University Union Ballroom at a LUNGevity event.

A father’s memory helps raise money and awareness for cancer

By Rachel Tiede
Published Feb 1, 2017
One TCU student is using the power of music to give back.
Ann Louden at a 2014 Frogs for the Cure event (TCU360).

Ann Louden leaving TCU, heading to Adelphi University in NY

By Makenzie Stallo
Published Jan 27, 2017
Ann Louden, head of Frogs for the Cure, will leave TCU in February.
Three panelists and a moderator gathered in the Bluu Ballroom on Wednesday, Jan. 25 to discuss diversity with students.

‘Let’s be real’: TCU talks diversity

By Kylie Walker and Kristen Weaver
Published Jan 26, 2017
TCU students discussed diversity on campus and how to respectfully talk about hot button issues with their peers.

Initiative on campus helps homeless women

By Ryder Buttry
Published Dec 14, 2016
The Period Project collects donations of pads, panty liners, and tampons for homeless women in the community.
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