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TCU 360

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

Threads of time: Exploring TCU’s historical costume collection

By Madelyn Hayden, Staff Writer
Published Oct 30, 2025
The past, present and future of the Department of Fashion Merchandising lies in its best asset.

The living, dead and decor: a dive into the upcoming double-feature presented by TCU Opera

By Colin McThorn, Arts Reporter
Published Oct 29, 2025
Dealing with talking furniture, seances, the undead and murder, TCU Opera's double feature offers the perfect opportunity to cap off Halloweentime.

Studio art success: the annual TCU Artist Collective Exhibition

By Sophia Rozycki, Staff Reporter
Published Oct 28, 2025
The annual TCU Artist Collective Exhibition kicked off Oct. 23, featuring pieces from 11 different honors studio art majors, allowing them to gain real-world experience in the gallery and much recognition for their hard work.
D2L TCU student homepage. (Pilar Olivas/Staff Writer)

TCU to decide between Canvas and updated D2L

By Pilar Olivas, Staff Writer
Published Oct 27, 2025
TCU's contract with D2L is almost up and the school is evaluating their options to find the best option for students and faculty.
TCU Press Staff stands in front of their building on Sandage Avenue.

The little press with a big voice: inside the TCU Press

By Aliyah Howell, Staff Writer
Published Oct 24, 2025
TCU Press publishes Texas stories and offers internship opportunities for students.
TCU IJM members set up for their annual Threads event in the TCU commons.

TCU campus org seeks to raise awareness and hope in community

By Aliyah Howell, Staff Writer
Published Oct 24, 2025
IJM is an organization dedicated to raising awareness about human trafficking. From thrifting events to local partnerships, they work hard to make an impact and fund efforts to end human trafficking.
Waka Flocka Flame preforming at Aokify America Tour in New York on Nov. 1, 2013. (Donald Traill/Invision/AP)

theEnd hosts rapper Waka Flocka Flame

By DJ Williams, Staff Writer
Published Oct 23, 2025
On Oct. 24, 2025, TCU's TheEnd will host a concert featuring rapper Waka Flocka Flame. Students and faculty can attend for free using their TCU IDs.
A TCU cheerleader smiles toward the crowd at the homecoming parade in Fort Worth, Texas Oct. 17, 2025.

What did TCU alumni think of their homecoming return?

By Jules Conte, Staff Writer
Published Oct 22, 2025
Alumni who return to TCU for homecoming are reminded why they come back to the place they still call home.
Built in 2008, Market Square has kept the same layout with upgrades to furniture and carpet in 2019. (Macy Bayer/Staff Writer)

Market Square makeover brings a new era of dining to campus

By Macy Bayer, Staff Writer
Published Oct 21, 2025
By fall 2026, Market Square will be an open concept modern dining experience. Here's what's happening in the meantime.
TCU students walk down Stadium Drive to kick off the homecoming parade in Fort Worth, Texas Oct. 17, 2025.

Tradition restored: TCU’s homecoming parade makes triumphant return

By Sydney Jansen, Staff Writer
Published Oct 20, 2025
After nearly a decade, TCU has brought back the homecoming parade with floats, dancing and school spirit to spare.
Performers in the 2024 Underclassmen Cabaret get together for a cast photo.

Students to direct annual TCU Underclassmen Cabaret

By Sydney Vance, Staff Writer
Published Oct 20, 2025
TCU's Alpha Psi Omega chapter is preparing for the annual Underclassmen Cabaret on Nov. 20, 2025, this year directed by Vincent Lopez and Brandon Mora.
TCU Class of 1975 float from the 2005 Homecoming parade. (Courtesy of the TCU Library Archives)

TCU students revive colorful tradition in this year’s homecoming parade

By Jillie Yager, Staff Writer
Published Oct 17, 2025
With the return of the Homecoming parade also comes the return of floats, designed by student organizations and judged by TCU faculty and staff.