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Kim Rahebi TCU student earning a PHD in health science and the founder of Garden Frogs giving a go frogs with a tulip bulb in hand (Grace Lewis/ Staff Writer).

Rooted in beauty: the enduring legacy of Mary Evans Beasley

By Grace Lewis, Staff Writer
Published Mar 15, 2025
With her $7.4 million endowment, Beasley has helped beautify TCU's campus for over 35 years.
College students pose for a photo at a popular spring break destination beach while holding drinks, March 17, 2020. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Spring Break and binge drinking: what TCU students need to know

By Isabella Scott, Staff Writer
Published Mar 15, 2025
As Spring Break rolls around, it's important to know how to practice safe drinking habits when traveling and partying in large groups.
Guests at the Mandala Beach Club Dance and drink during Nighttime. (Mandala Beach Club Facebook Page)

University students head to hotspots for Spring Break fun

By David Zavala, Staff Writer
Published Mar 15, 2025
Various locations in the United States and beyond prepare to host the biggest crowds of the year as spring break approaches.
Children with Down syndrome pose for a group picture at the end of a sports demonstration marking the upcoming World Down Syndrome Day, in Bucharest, Romania, Tuesday, March 19, 2024. (AP Photo/Andreea Alexandru)

Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day: a day of inclusion and awareness

By Yasmin Lopes, Staff Writer
Published Mar 14, 2025
KinderFrogs at TCU is celebrating early with activities like planting tulips and creating posters, while this year’s theme, “Improve Our Support Systems,” highlights the need for better resources.
Bell speaking with the media at Andretti Indoor Karting in Fort Worth. (Texas Motor Speedway/Emily Musgrove)

NASCAR driver Christopher Bell returns to Texas for Würth 400

By Georgie London, Staff Writer
Published Mar 14, 2025
NASCAR driver, Christopher Bell, comes home to race at Texas Motor Speedway.
Runners celebrating post-finish line in 2024. (Photo courtesy of Brianna Stone)

Ampersand Coffee to host second annual Run Club Gold Rush Race

By Faith Lester, Staff Writer
Published Mar 13, 2025
TCU students and the Fort Worth community can register to run the 5k or 10k race.
The Fort Worth Public Market in 1946. (W.D. Smith Commercial Photography, Inc. Collection/Photo courtesy of University of Texas at Arlington Libraries)

Fort Worth Public Market on track for completion in fall 2025

By Anthony Soltero, Staff Writer
Published Mar 12, 2025
The historic Fort Worth Public Market building and The Harden are set to welcome visitors in September 2025.
Courtside Kitchen storefront in Fort Worth, Texas Feb.26, 2025. (Anthony Soltero/TCU 360 Staff Writer)

Courtside Kitchen brings back college nights with special offers for students

By Anthony Soltero, Staff Writer
Published Mar 12, 2025
Fort Worth Pickleball at Courtside Kitchen offers college students admission and gameplay, drink specials and discounted dining on Wednesday nights from 9 p.m. to midnight.
Jungle Fort Worth instructors posing together. (Photo courtesy of Kathy Tran)

Students looking for a fitness studio near campus have a new option

By Eleni Simatacolos, Staff Writer
Published Mar 12, 2025
Jungle Studio Fitness opened a location in Fort Worth and is eager to involve the TCU community in their holistic workout experience.
Scooters, which can reach speeds up to 20 mph, have become a popular way for students to get around campus. (Yasmin Lopes)

TCU considers stricter scooter safety rules

By Yasmin Lopes, Staff Writer
Published Mar 11, 2025
As campus scooter culture increases so do the potential risks they pose.
A display of vintage fashion in the Neeley School of Business.

Women in business: Leadership event looks at fashion through the decades

By Lilly Pool, Perrin Gilman and Analise Wachtel
Published Mar 8, 2025
Hosted by the Neeley School of Business and the Department of Fashion Merchandising, a fashion show and lecture showcased women in business throughout the decades.
TCU's student athletes participating in the self-defense class hosted by Sgt. Richard Martinez of the TCU Police Department. (Richard Martinez)

TCU Police offers self-defense training to equip students with life-saving skills

By Kaylene Cunningham, Staff Writer
Published Mar 7, 2025
Sgt. Richard Martinez, a certified instructor with the TCU Police Department, launched self-defense classes to equip students with practical skills for handling real-world threats on and off-campus.