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After missing out on the Parke drop, TCU sophomore Grace Hebert designed her own pink mock neck sweatshirt through a small business. (Photo courtesy of Grace Hebert)

Add it to the cart if you can: behind the scenes of FOMO fashion

By Fiona Corrigan, Staff Writer
Published Nov 20, 2025
Fast fashion. Limited stock. Drop days. All this and more make up FOMO marketing strategies that target students, including at TCU.
The Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center lobby is decked out for the holidays. (Perrin Gilman)

Season’s greetings: TCU Alumni Association hosts fourth annual Horned Frog Holiday Market

By Perrin Gilman, Staff Writer
Published Nov 18, 2025
The TCU Alumni Association hosted its fourth annual Horned Frog Holiday Market from Nov. 14-15, featuring 49 alumni-owned, local and small businesses.
Gutierrez Hall, a new favorite dining spot among students, draws both commuters and residents. (TCU 360/Nghia Tran)

Commuters caught between cost and convenience with TCU dining

By Ryland Scott, Staff Writer
Published Nov 17, 2025
Rising dining costs and shrinking parking leave TCU commuters feeling ‘price-locked’ at lunchtime.
A welcome table for First-Gen Family Day stands outside the Brown-Lupton University Union on Nov. 2 as part of TCU’s First-Gen Week events. (Miroslava Lem Quinonez/Staff Writer)

TCU celebrates first-generation students

By Miroslava Lem Quinonez, PolitiFrog Editor
Published Nov 13, 2025
TCU celebrated First-Gen Week with events recognizing first-generation students and the broader community that supports them.
A Froggie 5-0 cart transports a student across campus late at night. (Photo courtesy of Riley Garlinghouse)

TCU Student Government Association aims to improve Froggie Five-O awareness

By Sydney Vance, Staff Writer
Published Nov 13, 2025
TCU SGA plans to install several permanent signs across campus to help students easily access the Froggie Five-O service.
Sigma Kappa posing for a picture at the Fort Worth Walk to End Alzheimer's. (Photo courtesy of TCU Sigma Kappa)

Horned Frogs go purple to raise Alzheimer’s awareness

By Megan Esparza, Staff Writer
Published Nov 12, 2025
The 2025 Walk to End Alzheimer's is almost here. Sigma Kappa sorority and members of the TCU community are getting ready to participate.
Dan's Bagels' breakfast and lunch bagel sandwiches are attracting TCU students. (Erika Martinez)

Dan’s Bagels offers new dining option near campus

By Ava Basch, Staff Writer
Published Nov 12, 2025
Dan's Bagels is making waves at TCU as students explore a new quick and easy dining option.
Filming crews capture scenes at TCU's Lowdon Track and Field Complex, one of the several campus locations featured across the series’ first two seasons. (Image courtesy of @texaschristianuniversity via Instagram)

“Landman” season two brings TCU to the spotlight

By Katelyn Purdom, Staff Writer
Published Nov 11, 2025
Filming started on TCU's campus in March, giving students hands-on experience and showcasing university facilities.
Long TSA lines at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. (Jade Otway)

Travelers encouraged to arrive early to airports amid government shutdown

By Faith Lester, Staff Writer
Published Nov 7, 2025
TCU students preparing to fly home for Thanksgiving encounter long lines and flight delays.
Chris Woolsey sands down a historical marker in Gruene, Texas, before painting on Oct. 27, 2025.

Texan restores faded history, one marker at a time

By Andrew Guyer, Staff Writer
Published Nov 7, 2025
Chris Woolsey travels across the Lone Star State restoring forgotten historical markers, reminding Texans to take pride in their communities.
ADA seating at Amon G. Carter stadium offers accessible spots for fans with disabilities on every level.

Frog fans speak out on TCU game-day accessibility challenges

By Ava Basch, Staff Writer
Published Nov 6, 2025
As TCU continues to make improvements to Amon G. Carter Stadium and game days, members of the TCU community voice concerns and hopes regarding accessibility for disabled fans.
Students wait in line for coffee Bistro Burnett, located in the Mary Couts Burnett Library

Caffeine craze: TCU students fuel up as finals approach

By Ryland Scott, Staff Writer
Published Nov 6, 2025
With finals looming near and meal plans that grant access to free coffee, TCU students are ramping up caffeine consumption.
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