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Despite new 3-D printing lab, Frogs aren’t fabricating

Published Apr 4, 2016
With the library renovations, TCU added a Fabrication Lab with three 3-D printers. But frogs aren’t taking advantage of the free service.

Third annual “Amazing Vietnam” event packs BLUU

Published Apr 2, 2016
"Amazing Vietnam," put on by TCU's Vietnamese Student Association, highlighted the life of a seafarer and coastal culture.
Students pose for a picture in a photo booth at the "Chance to Dance" event.

A chance to dance, a chance to celebrate

Published Mar 30, 2016
The "Chance to Dance" event was about more than just dancing.

TCUnderground promotes community and diversity through artistic expression

Published Mar 29, 2016
TCUnderground looks to close the gap between the various artists on and around the TCU campus.
One TCU researcher is looking for a link between yogurt and the brain.

TCU researcher receives grant to continue probiotic research

Published Mar 26, 2016
TCU researcher looks to continue his studies in finding a connection between yogurt and the brain.
This photo from March 17 shows the size of the hail in last week's storm. The National Weather Service reported that Wednesday's storm brought pea-sized hail.

Why TCU didn’t sound the alert for Wednesday’s storm

Published Mar 24, 2016
Students on social media are still complaining about last week's 4 a.m. TCU Alert messages, but Kathy Cavins-Tull said the university is listening and making adjustments to the system.
2015 Values and Ventures winners from San Diego State University with the grand prize check.

‘Values and Ventures’ competition attracts undergrads from all over

Published Mar 24, 2016
The Neeley School of Business will host the Values and Ventures competition for a sixth year in April.
SGA's Elections and Regulations Committee held the information sessions in order to inform those running of what they can and can't do during the election, so a good and fair election may take place.

SGA House of Representatives election season begins

Published Mar 23, 2016
Those who seek to make a difference on campus by passing legislation that affects students have the opportunity to run for SGA's House of Representatives.
Rep. Tom Reed, R-N.Y., speaks during a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington on June 4, 2013. Reed is drafting a proposal that would require college endowments of more than $1 billion to spend at least 25 percent of their profits every year on financial aid. Reed's goal is to help lower tuition costs for students from working-class families.

TCU has $1 billion endowment; Congress wants to know why

Published Mar 20, 2016
Congress is looking into how TCU and 55 other private schools use their endowments of over $1 billion.
Art, science departments to continue zoo enrichment course

Art, science departments to continue zoo enrichment course

Published Mar 20, 2016
Art and science students worked on additions to the environments of five different animals at the Fort Worth Zoo.
TCU Sigma Kappa raises $1,500 for Alzheimer’s Association

TCU Sigma Kappa raises $1,500 for Alzheimer’s Association

Published Mar 19, 2016
Alzheimer's is the sixth-leading cause of death in the nation, and Sigma Kappa sorority is doing something about it.
Cavins-Tull: TCU Alert worked

Cavins-Tull: TCU Alert worked

Published Mar 17, 2016
TCU Alert gave students an early wake-up call, but the system worked as expected.
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