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TCU's student athletes participating in the self-defense class hosted by Sgt. Richard Martinez of the TCU Police Department. (Richard Martinez)

TCU Police offers self-defense training to equip students with life-saving skills

By Kaylene Cunningham, Staff Writer
Published Mar 7, 2025
Sgt. Richard Martinez, a certified instructor with the TCU Police Department, launched self-defense classes to equip students with practical skills for handling real-world threats on and off-campus.
The Brown-Lupton Health Center is located on Stadium Drive.

Flu season lingers with TCU and Texas still seeing high case numbers

By Paris Goodman, Staff Writer
Published Mar 7, 2025
Flu activity has peaked nationwide according to the CDC, and Tarrant County Public Health expects flu cases to rise this month. TCU has also seen an uptick in cases while health experts continue to stress the importance of flu shots and preventive measures.
Students are able to grab their SNAG right from the front of their dorm. (Tara Meany/Staff Writer)

SNAG versus the giants: Which delivery service reigns supreme at TCU?

By Tara Meany, Staff Writer
Published Mar 6, 2025
SNAG, a popular on-campus delivery service, made its mark on TCU with quicker delivery times and convenient delivery.

Preparations are underway for summer 2025 Orientation and Frog Camp

By Courtney O’Connell, Ellie Griffin and Rachel McCutchen
Published Mar 5, 2025
The Office of New Student and Family Programs is preparing to welcome incoming students at this summer's Orientation and Frog Camp.
ROTC cadets dressed in uniform in the Recreational Gym. Courtesy of the TCU Army ROTC.

TCU Army ROTC cadets build leadership and teamwork on and off the court

By Miller Kerr, Staff Writer
Published Mar 5, 2025
TCU's Army ROTC program combines rigorous academic and physical training with teamwork-focused activities like intramural sports to prepare cadets for military service.

TCU men’s tennis celebrates 2024 NCAA championship with ring ceremony

By Hannah Hoffman, Grace Lewis and Andrew Lindsey
Published Mar 4, 2025
The Horned Frogs culminate months of hard work in an emotional night.
Dementia Friendly TCU’s annual Christmas party in 2024. (Dementia Friendly TCU/Instagram)

Dementia Friendly TCU breaks stigma and builds support for those affected by dementia

By Madison Haynes, Staff Writer
Published Mar 4, 2025
Dementia Friendly TCU, the only collegiate chapter of its kind in Texas, is breaking the stigma of memory loss by connecting students with local assisted living residents through meaningful conversations and community events.
Delight members pose with copies of "Most High," the ministry's spring 2025 curriculum, after a semester kickoff meeting. (Photo courtesy of Alexandra Barker)

How a Christian women’s organization establishes a sisterhood rooted in faith on campus

By Eleni Simatacolos, Staff Writer
Published Mar 3, 2025
Delight Ministries is a Christian women's organization at TCU that meets weekly and fosters community and vulnerability on campus.
A sign is mounted on a shelve of eggs at a grocery store in Northbrook, Ill., Friday, Feb. 28, 2025.

Eggs supply limited as bird flu outbreak worsens

By Alicia Takacs and Anthony Soltero
Published Mar 3, 2025
Egg shortage hits grocery shelves as bird flu outbreak drives up prices and limits purchases.
Lambda Theta Alpha participate in St. Jude Walk/Run to raise money for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.

TCU Lambda Theta Alpha spreads hope with cards

By Grace Brunton, Staff Writer
Published Mar 3, 2025
Latin sorority develops a sense of belonging at TCU.
TCU SHPE post-tournament, Feb. 22, 2025. (Photo courtesy of SHPE)

TCU’s Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers competes in first regional soccer tournament

By Jimmy Granados, Staff Writer
Published Feb 28, 2025
The TCU chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers competed in their first SHPE Region 5 soccer tournament, achieving a balanced outcome with a win and a loss in an effort to expand and socialize their chapter.
The Fine Arts Building window display, created by TCU’s Interior Design and Fasion departments, showcase three artistic pieces known as flapper dresses, an iconic fashion symbol for women in the Roaring 20s on Feb 15, 2025

100 years later, the roaring ‘20s fashion influences today

By Krystal Guerra, Staff Writer
Published Feb 28, 2025
As TCU celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Mary Couts Burnett Library with a Gatsby-inspired soirée, explore how the cultural shifts of the Jazz Age shaped the wardrobe of college students then and how elements of that iconic style continue to inspire modern fashion trends.
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