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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.
Through her photography, Lauren Karr is able to capture the electric energy of the Dutchmen at TCU football games. (Photo courtesy of Lauren Karr Photography)

TCU student turns passion into purpose behind the camera

By Anna Gasowski, Staff Writer
Published Oct 17, 2025
Lauren Karr, a sophomore at TCU, started her own photography business after rediscovering an old passion.
TCU band members perform from a flatbed truck during a homecoming parade on Oct. 24, 1996. (Photo courtesy of TCU Archives)

Revival of TCU tradition: Horned Frogs to march again as Homecoming parade returns

By Isabella Rose Scott, Staff Writer
Published Oct 16, 2025
After a multi-year hiatus, the once-celebrated Homecoming parade returns to TCU amid student and community buzz.

Dos and don’ts when applying to graduate school

By Isabella Tankersley, Staff Writer
Published Oct 16, 2025
There are many factors to consider when applying to graduate school, such as location and cost.
Marina Magnant poses with the nine other outstanding senior nominees and Chancellor Boschini on TCU’s football field at halftime of the homecoming football game.

Outstanding senior to be announced at Homecoming football game

By Allison Clark, Staff Writer
Published Oct 15, 2025
TCU will honor ten finalists and reveal the Outstanding Senior Award winner at halftime Saturday.
Nuuly subscription items come in their signature black and grey bag with a free return label to easily ship them back at the end of the month. (Anna Gasowski/Staff Writer)

Students turn to clothing rentals for style and savings

By Anna Gasowski, Staff Writer
Published Oct 15, 2025
With the emergence of rental services, students are changing the way they choose what clothes to buy.
Courtesy of the Community Scholars Program.

A path to leadership: the lasting impact of the Community Scholars Program

By Krystal Guerra, Staff Writer
Published Oct 14, 2025
The program celebrates its 25th anniversary this homecoming weekend.
The TCU Counseling and Mental Health center. (TCU Archives)

TCU leads a unique community approach to mental health care

By Ryland Scott, Staff Writer
Published Oct 14, 2025
According to Director of Counseling and Mental Health at TCU, Eric Wood, TCU's approach combines professional counseling with community outreach in hopes of creating a happier and healthier environment for students.
The corner of West Devitt Street and McCart Avenue. (Aliyah Howell/Staff Writer)

TCU students learn how to stay safe and prevent crime off campus

By Aliyah Howell, Staff Writer
Published Oct 14, 2025
Package thefts are raising concerns on McCart Avenue, a street just a few minutes from TCU's campus.
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