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The Mary Couts Burnett Library, where many students study and plan their course goals. (Photo Delaney Vega)

TCU transfer organizations offer students an easy transition to the campus community

By Noelle Siwek, Staff Writer
Published Apr 20, 2023
The transfer experience at TCU offers students the help they need for an easy transition into TCU. Events, specific orientations and Frog Camps are all available to make the transfer expereince easier.
The Neeley mentorship group is a leadership program on campus. Photo courtesy of Neely Mentorship Program.

TCU leadership opportunities set students up for success

By Riley Hovis, Staff Writer
Published Apr 20, 2023
TCU students are getting involved as leaders across different campus programs.
TheCrew hosts an event in partnership with the Linus Foundation Wednesday April 5, 2023. (Nick Girimonte/ Staff Writer)

TheCrew supports Project Linus

By Nick Girimonte, Staff Writer
Published Apr 19, 2023
TheCrew collaborates with Project Linus to help create blankets for kids and hospitals in need on TCU's campus.
Students selling tickets near the Founders Statue. (Cate Stewart/Staff Writer)

The Special Olympics Club at TCU is hosting annual fundraising event

By Cate Stewart, Staff writer
Published Apr 18, 2023
The Special Olympics Club at TCU is hosting their annual fundraising event on Thursday.
The Harrison Administration Building. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

P/NC deadline extended: Update on SGA bill

By Elizabeth Hubbard, Staff Writer
Published Apr 17, 2023
SGA’s Pass/No Credit bill will go into effect next semester after the undergraduate council modified and approved the bill.
Students Janie Carr and Lia Perez pose for a picture as CASA Cook-Off on March 31, 2023. (Ryan Thorpe/Staff Writer)

Sorority cooks burgers to raise money for children at “CASA Cook-Off”

By Ryan Thorpe, Staff Writer
Published Apr 13, 2023
CASA Cook-Off is a philanthropy event put on by Kappa Alpha Theta to raise money for their philanthropy - CASA of Tarrant County.
Frog Aides from the 2021-2022 school year (Lia Perez/Frog Aides Co-Director)

SGA tables bill that would have eliminated funding for Frog Aides

By Ella Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Apr 12, 2023
SGA tabled a budget that would have cut funding for Frog Aides. The plan reallocated the money to the fall concert.
Members of Alpha Psi Omega posing during a performance of Big Spender during TCU Twisted on March 26, 2023. (Ryan Thorpe/TCU360)

Theatre TCU puts on a gender-bent show to fundraise for people with HIV/AIDS

By Ryan Thorpe and Caroline Kellam
Published Apr 1, 2023
This year, TCU Twisted raised over $500 for the Fort Worth AIDS Outreach Center, adding to the $1,200 raised last semester.

A week with theCrew

By Ella M. Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Mar 27, 2023
From crafts, to food, to even animals, theCrew has one goal in mind: to build community on campus.
Dr. Richard J. Davison gives a keynote address for the Ronald E. Moore Humanities Symposium in the Moudy Auditorium on March 1, 2023. (Walter Flanagin/Staff Writer)

TCU CALM kicks off month-long symposium with keynote address on well-being

By Walter Flanagin, Staff Writer
Published Mar 20, 2023
A psychologist from the University of Wisconsin-Madison shared their research on well-being at TCU humanities symposium.
Flying Frogs take a trip to tour The Experimental Aircraft Association in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. (Photo courtesy of Raquel Shay.)

Aviation club helps students’ passion soar

By Georgie London, Staff Writer
Published Mar 20, 2023
The Flying Frogs club offers a platform for students to share their interest in aviation and to network with pilots.
The American flag flies above the nation’s capitol building. (Elizabeth Hubbard/TCU360)

SGA’s Capitol Hill visit

By Elizabeth Hubbard, Staff Writer
Published Mar 13, 2023
TCU SGA lobbied for four important issues regarding undergraduate students in Washington, D.C.