TCU religious organizations and students' practice of religion is changing during COVID-19.

TCU student organizations and Student Development Services are working to provide service opportunities.

Alpha Omicron Pi has lost its charter to be an organization on TCU's campus.

The club hopes to raise awareness of the rhino poaching crisis, as three rhinos are killed every day for their horns.

The student-run improv troupe returned to campus with a new virtual improv experience last week.

Sororities have changed standard functions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students voted 613-185 to pass the Student Government Association referendum.

Here Comes Treble provides a place for women on campus to sing and create great friendships.

Miss Black and Gold pageant put on by TCU's chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity looks to uplift minority women

With determination and dedication, students can create organizations to fill gaps in the community.

TCU's "Blessing of the Animals" helps make a difference in the community.

Executive members of a TCU anti-slavery club will attend a leadership conference in October with SGA's support.