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Bookstore hosts release party for student-authored cookbook

Bookstore hosts release party for student-authored cookbook

By Kate Redfield
Published Apr 21, 2018
What began as a distaste towards unhealthy and overcooked cafeteria food, resulted in authorship for one newly published student.
Executive members of the NAACP leading the meeting in an effort to revive the chapter on campus. Photo by Carolina Olivares.

NAACP chapter leads efforts to revive on campus

By Carolina Olivares
Published Apr 19, 2018
A group of students are successful in their efforts to bring the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) chapter back to campus and plan to discuss ways to bring awareness of equality.
Student giving blood. (Photo courtesy of Taylor Boser)

Students bring back blood drive to campus

By Grace Amiss
Published Apr 5, 2018
From 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thursday, the Brite Student Association and TCU Office of Religious and Spiritual Life will be co-sponsoring their first-ever collaborative blood drive.
The event will be held in April at the Counseling and Mental Health Center. 
Credit: www.counseling.tcu.edu

‘Keep Calm and Stress Less’ aims to teach students how to navigate their anxiety

By Brittany Kasko
Published Apr 5, 2018
TCU will be holding anxiety management workshops for students in need.
TCU reflects 50 years after MLK killed

TCU reflects 50 years after MLK killed

By Kennedy Harvey
Published Apr 5, 2018
TCU honors the memory Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years to the day of his assassination.
Student forms mentoring group to help high school students prepare for college

Student forms mentoring group to help high school students prepare for college

By Macy Yates
Published Apr 3, 2018
TCU sophomore Josiah Snowden has started a mentoring and tutoring program for students at O.D. Wyatt High School.
Student authors college-friendly cookbook

Student authors college-friendly cookbook

By Kate Redfield
Published Mar 4, 2018
TCU sophomore publishes a cookbook to offer simple, nutritious alternatives to college students.
Photo courtesy of Here Comes Treble

A cappella groups look to start next year on a high note

By Grace Amiss
Published Feb 28, 2018
TCU's a capella groups reflect on their past year successes.
Turchi speaks to students about the virtue of getting lost.

The English department kicks off spring Live Oak Reading series

By Maya Bulger
Published Feb 28, 2018
Live Oak Reading series lecturer makes connections between maps and writing.
Professor of religion Scott Langston introducing "More Than a Word" filmmakers, John and Kenn Little, to the TCU audience Wednesday evening. Photo by Carolina Olivares.

‘More Than a Word’ screening addresses Native American based mascots

By Carolina Olivares
Published Feb 22, 2018
The "More Than a Word" film screening Monday night at TCU discussed issues Native Americans continue to face regarding mascots and culture appropriation.
Between Colby Hall and Sherley Hall

Students working to build outdoor basketball court on campus

By Kate Redfield
Published Feb 21, 2018
Sprouting from a desire to connect students, an outdoor basketball court could link on-campus residents that normally wouldn’t cross paths.
TCU Rowing Club spreading gravel as foundation for future temporary boathouse at Marine Creek Lake. Photo by Carolina Olivares.

Rowing club seeks growth and competition

By Carolina Olivares
Published Feb 17, 2018
The TCU Rowing Club has grown competitive over the past four years, so much so that it may present the idea of becoming an NCAA Division I Women's team to the university.