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A popular source for "The Bachelor" spoilers said TCU alumna Olivia Caridi isn't on the show to make friends.

Spoilers expert: TCU alumna’s hot start on ‘Bachelor’ could be bad sign

Published Jan 12, 2016
This week's episode revealed that TCU's Olivia Caridi supposedly has the most chemistry with bachelor Ben Higgins.
Daniel Staley in custody at Tarrant County Correction Center

Police: Mentally ill man who made threats against women arrested near UNTHSC

Published Jan 12, 2016
The man, who has a history of mental illness, was released from the hospital on Jan. 6 following a psychiatric evaluation.
Daniel Wayne Staley, 24, was detained near campus on Dec. 24 after threatening to dismember a woman.

TCU police warn community after mentally ill man released

Published Jan 7, 2016
A man with a history of mental illness was detained near campus on Dec. 24 after threatening to dismember a woman.
TCU alum Olivia Caridi received the "first impression rose" in "The Bachelor" season premiere and a group date rose on last week's episode, but many see Caridi as the villain on the show.

TCU alumna featured in ‘The Bachelor’ premiere

Published Jan 5, 2016
TCU alumna Olivia Caridi is moving on to the next round of ABC's "The Bachelor."
A TCU student was robbed in his home on Wednesday night.

TCU student reports home invasion

Published Dec 31, 2015
A TCU student and several guests were robbed at gunpoint in an off-campus residence Wednesday night.
A Mother's Legacy

A Mother’s Legacy

Published Dec 30, 2015

FILE - In this Sunday, Aug. 17, 2014, file photo, police wait to advance after tear gas was used to disperse a crowd during a protest for Michael Brown, who was killed by a police officer on Aug. 9, in Ferguson, Mo. The national legal standards that govern when police officers are justified using force against people trace their lineage to a 1984 case from Charlotte, N.C. Brown's shooting has prompted multiple investigations and triggered days of rioting reflecting long-simmering racial tensions in a town of mostly black residents and a majority white police force. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)

Special Project: to protect and to serve

Published Dec 28, 2015
Law enforcement agencies have been quietly arming themselves with military-style gear for decades, and the line between cop and soldier is becoming blurred.
Video: cello ensemble closes out semester with winter concert

Video: cello ensemble closes out semester with winter concert

Published Dec 23, 2015
The TCU Cello Ensemble brought the semester to a harmonized end.
Miriam Tew was crowned Miss Fort Worth on Nov. 28 at the Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts

TCU pre-med senior headed to Miss Texas pageant

Published Dec 22, 2015
TCU senior Miriam Tew swore her close friends and family to secrecy at the beginning of the school year.
Brewed is a perfect place to stop by for coffee or Sunday brunch.

Magnolia Ave. offers restaurant options for graduation weekend

Published Dec 19, 2015
Many refer to Magnolia Avenue as Restaurant Row in Fort Worth. Check out some of these restaurants during graduation weekend.
Rodeo Purple ticket package sold out

Rodeo Purple ticket package sold out

Published Dec 16, 2015
Tickets for the 4th Annual Rodeo Purple on Jan. 28th at the Will Rogers Coliseum in the Stock Show Stagecoach room can still be purchased with a TCU ID.
A child dances with Santa at the AED Christmas Party.

Party brings Christmas cheer to Cook’s Children’s patients

Published Dec 15, 2015
The pre-health honor society’s partnership with Heroes for Children culminated in a Christmas party for families of children battling cancer.
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