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Pre-Columbian antiquities diplayed in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology in Suite 4 of Scharbauer Hall (Jaida Joyner/Staff Writer)

University employee steals a quarter million dollars worth of pre-Columbian pottery

By Jaida Joyner, Staff Writer
Published Jan 17, 2024
TCU graduate seminar studies the 2001 heist of Andean artifacts.
TCU sign on University

University closed Tuesday as temperatures remain below freezing

By Lillie Davidson, PolitiFrog Editor
Published Jan 15, 2024

TCU's campus will be closed on Tuesday and all classes have been canceled, TCU officials announced in an alert Monday afternoon. ? Campus closed Tuesday. ? Due to inclement weather, TCU's campus is...

Aidan Cottrell, Class of 2023, graduates wearing the SuperFrog head. (Photo provided by Aidan Cottrell)

A recent graduate shares about life as a SuperFrog

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Dec 4, 2023
One of the faces behind the face of TCU shares his insights on the life inside the suit.
The final firework of the 2022 Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. (Sophia Allen/Staff Photographer)

Six ways to celebrate the holiday season in Fort Worth

By Caroline Kellam, Staff Writer
Published Nov 30, 2023
With the holiday season quickly approaching, here are six ways to celebrate, both on and off campus.
Taylor Swift performs during the opener of her Eras tour Friday, March 17, 2023, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)

New class connects Taylor Swift to psychological phenomena

By Hannah Dollar, Staff Writer
Published Nov 30, 2023
The unique course, which begins in the spring, puts a Swiftie spin on psychological concepts.
The Skiff: Tree lighting kicks off holiday season

The Skiff: Tree lighting kicks off holiday season

By Walter Flanagin, The Skiff Editor
Published Nov 30, 2023
Volume 122, Issue: 12: Also, new eatery spotlights Asian street food, life as Superfrog and more. 
TCU drone show, 150th anniversary

TCU Sesquicentennial: A visual evolution of 150 years

By Courtney Carr, Tenae Durham, Jarrett Harding, Kathryn Lewis, Iris Lopez, Skye Moreno, Isaac Percastegui, Claire Powell and Ariel Wallace
Published Nov 29, 2023
This report was done by JOUR 30233 students in spring 2022. They researched the academic, economic and social history of TCU over the last 150 years.
The Brite Divinity School marched in last year's Tarrant County Pride Parade. (Photo courtesy of: Valerie Forstman)

Over 200 people sign faculty petition in support of LGBTQ campus community

By Ella Gonzales, Staff Writer
Published Nov 21, 2023

A petition regarding the LGBTQ community circulated amongst faculty on Oct. 5 and got just over 200 signatures by Oct. 11, the day it was sent to TCU's president and provost. Associate Professor of...

The Christmas tree has arrived at TCU. Soon, it'll be ready for the annual tree lighting.

50-Foot-Tall Tree Arrives on Campus ahead of annual TCU Christmas Tree Lighting

By Aidan Burt, Staff Writer
Published Nov 17, 2023

Wednesday afternoon, students looked on with cheerful eyes as this year’s tree for the annual TCU Christmas Tree Lighting rolled into the Campus Commons. This time-honored tradition consistently draws...

The Harrison Administration Building

Tuition increase announced in recent Board of Trustees meeting

By Micah Pearce, Executive Editor
Published Nov 14, 2023

TCU trustees agreed to boost undergraduate tuition 7.9% for the 2024-2025 academic year and add a $250 per credit hour differential fee to undergraduate classes in the Neeley school of business. The...

TCU's Presidential Investiture of Daniel Pullin. It's the first time the university has had a president since the mid-1900s.

President Daniel W. Pullin’s investiture marks a historical milestone and a new beginning for TCU

By Corrigan Smiley, Staff Writer
Published Nov 10, 2023

The Van Cliburn Concert Hall was filled on Thursday as TCU marked the investiture of Daniel Pullin as its first modern president.   Chancellor Victor Boschini, in his 21st year at TCU, assured the...

Members of Pi Kappa Phi take part in the 24 Hour-A-Thon. Students get to stop by, sign a banner and support the Ability Experience. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)

Pi Kappa Phi hosts its annual philanthropy event, the Pi Kapp Push

By Taylor Chronert, Staff Writer
Published Nov 10, 2023
Pi Kappa Phi's annual charity event brings all thirteen of the Panhellenic sororities together to support people with disabilities.
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