Pi Kappa Phi's annual charity event brings all thirteen of the Panhellenic sororities together to support people with disabilities.

TCU President Daniel Pullin announced in a university town hall that he will emphasize five different categories to expand the scope and success of the university.  Following five years of teaching...

Worthy, a new support group, meets every Wednesday to help students fight social isolation and navigate relationships.

The symposium returned Tuesday night in honor of the 10th anniversary of the naming of TCU's College of Communications.

TCU bolstered its 'Tree Campus' status Thursday with the planting of three new trees outside the Kelly Alumni Center.

The symposium's return marks 10 years since the College of Communication was named for Schieffer.

With the help of TCU student McKeever Wright, the Christian women's ministry As You Are comes to TCU.

Over 800 student volunteers were split into service groups, with one group volunteering at the Serenity Transformation Home.

Training offered by TCU's Substance Use and Recovery Services office teaches students how to administer Narcan in the event of an opioid overdose.

Threads, an annual pop-up shop with clothing donated by TCU students, helps fund donations toward ending modern-day slavery.

SACNAS celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by hosting a Latinx Heritage Showcase, highlighting the diverse cultures at TCU.

TCU police officers gave 15 students practical tips to escape from an attacker.