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Filming crews capture scenes at TCU's Lowdon Track and Field Complex, one of the several campus locations featured across the series’ first two seasons. (Image courtesy of @texaschristianuniversity via Instagram)

“Landman” season two brings TCU to the spotlight

By Katelyn Purdom, Staff Writer
Published Nov 11, 2025
Filming started on TCU's campus in March, giving students hands-on experience and showcasing university facilities.
tcu fountains

TCU tuition to increase 4.75% for 2026–27 academic year

By Caleb Gottry, Executive Editor
Published Nov 10, 2025
The Board of Trustees met earlier this month and approved the increase to tuition and need-based aid to match.
TCU students gather for College Night at the Paradox Church. (Photo courtesy of The Paradox Church)

The Paradox Church offers TCU students an alternative kind of night out

By Aliyah Howell, Staff Writer
Published Nov 7, 2025
College students from all over Fort Worth are gathering at Paradox Church for weekly worship services and the chance to find community.
Chancellor Daniel Pullin sings  the TCU Alma Mater during his Inauguration at Van Cliburn Concert Hall in Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 6, 2025. (TCU360/Keegan Schmidt)

Daniel Pullin inaugurated as TCU’s 11th chancellor

By Macy Bayer, Staff Writer
Published Nov 7, 2025
A new era of leadership begins at TCU with the inauguration of the university's 11th chancellor.
ADA seating at Amon G. Carter stadium offers accessible spots for fans with disabilities on every level.

Frog fans speak out on TCU game-day accessibility challenges

By Ava Basch, Staff Writer
Published Nov 6, 2025
As TCU continues to make improvements to Amon G. Carter Stadium and game days, members of the TCU community voice concerns and hopes regarding accessibility for disabled fans.
Students wait in line for coffee Bistro Burnett, located in the Mary Couts Burnett Library

Caffeine craze: TCU students fuel up as finals approach

By Ryland Scott, Staff Writer
Published Nov 6, 2025
With finals looming near and meal plans that grant access to free coffee, TCU students are ramping up caffeine consumption.
TCU men's tennis poses with their 2022 Indoor National Championship trophy on Feb. 21, 2022. (Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com)

TCU students premiere “The Roditi Rule” at Lone Star Film Festival

By Sydney Jansen, Staff Writer
Published Nov 6, 2025
TCU students debuted their new documentary "The Roditi Rule" during the Lone Star Film Festival.
Before founding SCNO, Gregory hones his consulting skills through "Cookies and Cases", a program facilitated by the Professional Development Center. (Photo courtesy of Maureen Kenney)

How TCU SCNO is filling the gap for student-based consulting

By Macy Bayer, Staff Writer
Published Nov 6, 2025
A new student-led consulting organization is giving Horned Frogs the opportunity to use their TCU education to help solve challenges faced by local nonprofits.
TCU percussion rehearse in the Van Cliburn Concert Hall. (Shana Lackey/Staff Writer)

TCU’s Percussion Studio is heading back to PASIC

By Shana Lackey, Staff Writer
Published Nov 5, 2025
After a mandated three-year hiatus since their last selection, TCU percussionists were selected to take the stage at this year’s Percussive Arts Society International Convention.
A TCU cheerleader smiles toward the crowd at the homecoming parade in Fort Worth, Texas Oct. 17, 2025.

TCU’s spirit director and Showgirls head coach departs after one year

By Alexis Garcia, Senior Writer
Published Nov 5, 2025
Brittani McLaurin is no longer with the university after being named the new Spirit director and Showgirls head coach around one year ago.
Members of MOVE Texas TCU registered voters in BLUU Plaza.

MOVE Texas at TCU leads voter engagement efforts

By Darius M. Adams, Staff Writer
Published Nov 4, 2025
MOVE Texas at TCU, a nonpartisan organization focused on civic engagement, is working to inform students about the issues on the ballot and encourage higher voter turnout across campus.
TCU's Sadler Hall. One of the AddRan College of Liberal Arts primary buildings.

TCU announces plan to dissolve and merge departments for gender and race studies

By Pilar Olivas, Senior Writer
Published Nov 3, 2025
TCU has announce that its Department of Women and Gender Studies and Department of Comparative Race and Ethnic studies will be dissolved as of June 1, 2026. The departments will merge with the English department to preserve their programs.