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A rainy day on TCU's campus, students walking near the Harrison building on November 3, 2021. (Esau Rodriguez Olvera / Staff Photographer)

Seasonal depression: How students can cope with the changing seasons

By Katharine Vaughn
Published Nov 3, 2021
Changing seasons and shorter hours of sunlight leave some students fearing dreaded seasonal depression.
Students gather in the commons to "chat" with the chancellor on Thursday afternoon. Photo by Kyla Vogel.

Additional housing and dining facilities to be East Campus bound

By Kyla Vogel
Published Nov 2, 2021
As the student population has grown, the infrastructure has struggled to keep up. TCU's Board of Trustees plans to address the issue on Friday.
Sherley Hall. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

Dorm drinking trends show increase in 2020

By Tristen Smith
Published Nov 2, 2021
Alcohol violations spiked as COVID-19 restrictions kept students in dorms.
Speaker Sarah Rasing at the Mental Heath Allyship event. (Tenae Durham/TCU 360 Reporter)

Wellness workshops: resources available for TCU students

By Tenae Durham
Published Oct 31, 2021
The TCU Wellness Center provides resources to help students deal with the stress of college.
Students and faculty gathered in the Campus Commons on Oct. 28 for the Chancellor’s town hall. (Allie Brown/TCU 360)

Chancellor speaks on COVID-19 regulations at town hall meeting

By Allie Brown
Published Oct 30, 2021
Chancellor Boschini spoke on the possibility of changes in COVID-19 regulations at TCU during the town hall meeting on Oct. 28.
Pumpkins are shown at Bob's Pumpkin Patch in Half Moon Bay, Calif., Monday, Oct. 12, 2020. Ten California counties were cleared to ease coronavirus restrictions Tuesday, including some in the Central Valley that saw major case spikes over the summer, but the state's top health official warned that upcoming Halloween celebrations pose a risk for renewed spread. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

Recommended 2021 Halloween health and safety precautions

By Frances Wetherbee
Published Oct 29, 2021
The Halloween weekend poses unique health and safety risks. Tarrant County's recommendations on how to prevent virus spread can help guide students and residents to have a safe holiday.
Pumpkin Decorations by Starpoint School

Fort Worth residents can make Halloween less scary for wildlife

By Camilla Price
Published Oct 29, 2021
Fake spiderwebs, Halloween treats and people being active at night can disturb or harm wildlife. Here’s how to help.
The TCU Police Department. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

Suspect identified in indecent exposure involving TCU student near campus

By JD Pells
Published Oct 28, 2021
An indecent exposure involving a TCU student took place nearby campus on McPherson Ave. and Rogers Ave.
A Texas Christian University sign displayed on campus on Oct. 7, 2021. The TCU Board of Trustees approved an increase in tuition for the 2022-23 year. (Ella Gibson/Staff Reporter)

International students on campus: an opportunity worth 8,000 miles

By Ella Gibson
Published Oct 21, 2021
More students travel to TCU than ever following a historical drop off in international student population in 2020.
Students enjoy the fresh air and lounge in the community commons at lunch on Saturday, October 9. (Lucy Puente/TCU 360)

Back by popular demand: Campus community commons return for fall weather

By Madyson Buchanan
Published Oct 19, 2021
Community commons return temporarily for the fall with small changes.
TCUPD car. (File Photo/Hank Kilgore)

Person of interest arrested in campus assault

By Alexis King
Published Oct 19, 2021
A person of interest has been arrested just two days after a student was assaulted by the suspect on campus property.
The stop sign at Norwood and Morton streets, close to where the recent shootings occurred near West 7th. (Photo courtesy of Katherine Vaughn)

Assistant vice chancellor for public safety reassures students after West 7th shootings

By Katharine Vaughn
Published Oct 18, 2021
Some TCU students express concerns about traveling to West 7th Street after two unrelated and early morning shootings occurred last month.
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