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Red sand fills the cracks, representing human trafficking victims

Red sand fills the cracks, representing human trafficking victims

By Olivia Wales
Published Feb 7, 2019
A new color on the sidewalks surprised TCU students this morning.
TCU NAACP looks to expand diversity opportunities on campus

TCU NAACP looks to expand diversity opportunities on campus

By Alexis King
Published Feb 5, 2019
In their first general body meeting of the semester, they discussed changing tour routes for prospective students.
Vu Thanh "Steven" Phan was arrested Wednesday morning on a computer security breach charge. Photo courtesy of Tarrant County Jail.

Student accused of changing grades in three classes with professor’s login credentials

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Feb 4, 2019
Vu Thanh "Steven" Phan changed his grades in three classes during finals week last semester.
Students still have to send in their SAT or ACT scores when applying to TCU. Photo courtesy: pixabay.

TCU has no plans to drop SAT and ACT requirement

By Marissa Stacy
Published Feb 1, 2019
TCU has no plan to stop accepting SAT or ACT scores in the coming future.
Karen Steele and Ayesha Torrey-Sawyer speak at the TCU campus Conversation Tuesday regarding the DEI proposal.

Core curriculum may soon include DEI courses

By Bailey Godber
Published Jan 30, 2019
The addition of diversity, equity and inclusion classes would be the first change to TCU's core curriculum in 15 years.
ROTC's incoming commander cheers on TCU

ROTC’s incoming commander cheers on TCU

By Carolina Olivares
Published Jan 18, 2019
TCU Army ROTC inducts their 68th battalion commander whose first mission is to make more of an impact on campus.
TCU's wireless network has not been working properly for students and faculty

TCU’s network leaves students, faculty with irregular wireless connection

By Taylor Boser
Published Jan 16, 2019
TCU's wireless connection continues to cause problems with no specific time for the problem to be fully resolved.
Dr. Teresa Dahlberg, dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University. Photo via Syracuse University.

Dahlberg named provost

By Taylor Boser
Published Dec 10, 2018
TCU has chosen Dr. Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg to be the next provost.
Sustainability committee spearheads efforts for a greener TCU

Sustainability committee spearheads efforts for a greener TCU

By Mariana Rivas
Published Dec 9, 2018
The TCU sustainability committee wants to increase student awareness and involvement about campus environmental efforts.
TCU students studying in the Mary Couts Burnett Library.

Tips and tricks on how to manage stress during finals

By Haven Hill
Published Dec 9, 2018
TCU students and academic advisors offer tips and tricks on how to best approach finals week.
Students and faculty offer winter health advice

Students and faculty offer winter health advice

By Brandon Ucker
Published Dec 9, 2018
As temperatures drop across the country, cases of the cold and flu are on the rise, which is cause for concern on college campuses.
The TCU Faculty Senate met on Thursday. Photo via Oscar Hernandez.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Committee proposes new core requirement

By Oscar Hernandez
Published Dec 7, 2018
The DEI Committee and Academic Excellence Committee proposed a focus on diversity in the TCU Core Curriculum to the Faculty Senate.
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