Commuters looking for parking often find the lots on the east campus full as TCU’s growth puts the squeeze on spaces.
Parking is tight for all students, but the scarcity of spots for commuters...
By Ella Gonzales, Staff Writer Published Sep 17, 2023
Students, faculty and the Kappa Sigma fraternity are still mourning the loss of junior Wes Smith, who was shot and killed on Sept. 1. Over the weekend, he was remembered at the "Run 4 Wes."
Run 4 Wes...
By Cecilia Le, Staff Writer Published Sep 16, 2023
Justice is not inevitable and it requires collective effort in order to reform the system, Amal Clooney said.
Clooney is a barrister, or attorney, specializing in international laws and human rights....
TCU Club Tennis is competitive, but club leadership is trying to build an inviting team open to people of all skill levels.
After adding new members, the team has begun practicing in preparation for...
TCU has not been spared in the uptick in COVID-19 cases, though still lower than those during the pandemic.
Cases were high at the beginning of the school year, said Dr. Jane Torgerson, medical director...
The name, image and likeness policy that is transforming college athletics is also making changes in the classroom.
TCU professor and entrepreneur, Antonio Banos, will teach a course on financial...
By Ella Gonzales, Staff Writer Published Sep 13, 2023
Thursday night held the junior nursing cohort's biannual white coat ceremony, a ceremony to commemorate the nurse's introduction into clinical labs. Families and friends gathered to show their support...
A line from Rees-Jones Hall to the Clark Brothers Statue was filled with students that should have probably been on their way to class last Thursday morning.
Instead, they waited for a chance to receive...
By Lance Sanders, Staff Writer Published Sep 7, 2023
About 200 people — family members, students and faculty — gathered Wednesday to share stories of Wes Smith, the junior finance major who was slain Sept. 1.
The crowd that surrounded Frog Fountain...
