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Students walk the steps of the Mary Couts Burnett Library. (Photo courtesy of @tculibrary on Instagram)

A look into how some TCU students prepare for midterms

By Allison Clark, Staff Writer
Published Oct 7, 2025
For three TCU students, reviewing class notes and presentations, using AI platforms and finding a quiet place to study are three musts during midterm season.
TCU’s newest transportation system “The Leap” drives down West Berry Street in Fort Worth, Texas on Aug. 24. (TCU360/Tyler Chan)

TCU’s Leap to get new vehicles and marketing changes

By Colin McThorn, Arts Reporter
Published Oct 7, 2025
TCU's newest public transportation system is set to drive smaller buses soon, holding 35-40 people.
The new location of the TCU Fort Wroth Contemporary Art Galley. (Megan Esparza/TCU360)

TCU’s Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Gallery relocates to Molly Reid Hall

By Megan Esparza, Staff Writer
Published Oct 6, 2025
The TCU Fort Worth Contemporary Art Galley finds a new home on the first floor of Molly Reid Hall after the original building was demolished.
Jae Oats sitting down at a photoshoot in Friso, Texas. (Courtesy of Jae Oats)

TCU hosts an iPhone photography masterclass with an award-winning film director

By DJ Williams, Staff Writer
Published Oct 6, 2025
TCU‘s innovation club invites an award-winning commercial film producer to show students how to maximize their iPhone's camera.
Due to many students not having vehicles, they often walk long distances in order to get from place to place.

Parking permit cuts push first-year students to find new ways to get around

By Anna Gasowski, Staff Writer
Published Oct 6, 2025
First-year students adjust to many not being allowed to park their cars on campus.
The Bakame AI brand design. (Courtesy of Happy Herman)

Bakame AI: TCU entrepreneurial student uses AI to redefine learning

By Grace Allen, Staff Writer
Published Oct 6, 2025
What started as a COVID lockdown project for Happy Herman quickly turned into a business to help poor Rwanda students.
TCU students attend the events. (Joya Ogier/Staff Writer)

From the table to the workplace: etiquette tips for TCU students

By Joya Ogier, Staff Writer
Published Oct 3, 2025
Management Club hosts etiquette dinner with alumna and chef Tiffany Blackmon.
Jacque Balderas, second to the right, posses with some of her fellow ALP peers and Philip Dodd, far right, during an ALP session on Nov. 4, 2024 (Photo courtesy of Jaque Balderas)

TCU’s aspiring leadership program set to kick off seven-week workshop with plans of growth

By Sofia DelliCarpini, Staff Writer
Published Oct 3, 2025
ALP seeks to enhance leadership skills in a tight knit community full of eager learners.
The Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with conchas, crafts and folklorico. (Katelyn Purdom/Staff Writer)

Hispanic Heritage Month brings culture and connection to TCU

By Katelyn Purdom, Staff Writer
Published Oct 2, 2025
TCU celebrates hispanic heritage month with performances, food, music, film screenings and more.
A group of first-generation students in SSS in 2024.

Beyond the classroom: Student Support Services guides Horned Frogs to graduation

By Faith Lester, Staff Writer
Published Oct 2, 2025
Student Support Services is a program that supports TCU students who are first-generation, low-income or have a disability
Mitchell Ford serenades students in the Campus Commons during the first Tuesday Tunes of the 2025 school year. (Bud Riley/Staff Writer)

TCU’s Tuesday Tunes needs student musicians to keep the tradition alive

By Bud Riley, Staff Writer
Published Sep 30, 2025
Tuesday Tunes brings live student music to the Campus Commons every Tuesday night, but five years in, the tradition is struggling to keep its stage filled.
Professional development coaches pose for a group photo, Feb. 14, 2025. (Photo courtesy of Professional Development Center)

Kicking off success: “Welcome 2 Neeley” looks to give first-year business students a boost

By Sofia DelliCarpini, Staff Writer
Published Sep 30, 2025
How the Neeley School of Business is working towards making first-year students feel more welcomed and creating an easier transition for them.
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