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Shoppers at the Walden Galleria in Buffalo, NY, stop by the Starbucks kiosk on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024. (AP Newsroom)

Starbucks brews change: Starbucks revamps menu to boost sales

By Paris Goodman, Staff writer
Published Apr 9, 2025
So far, the coffeehouse has cut blended Frappuccinos, the Royal English Breakfast Latte and the White Hot Chocolate from the menu.
The Wesley Foundation has received clothing of all shapes and sizes since it launched March 5.

Wesley Foundation supports Fort Worth homeless population with clothing drive

By Eleni Simatacolos, Staff Writer
Published Apr 9, 2025
TCU Wesley Foundation took donations until April 5, with clothes and supplies benefiting First Street's April clothing bank visit.

Spring allergies: TCU students battle with seasonal allergies amid high pollen counts

By Abbi Elston and Ella Hestand
Published Apr 8, 2025
As seasonal allergies hit hard at TCU, students are encouraged to monitor pollen levels, maintain clean indoor spaces and seek medical advice to manage symptoms.
To its members, ENC is more than a club—it's a family that has helped them find their place at TCU.

A look inside Every Nation Campus’s first year at TCU

By Eleni Simatacolos, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2025
Every Nation Campus, an international Christian organization, was brought to campus in the fall and has reached many students through faith and community since its introduction.
Frog Life members, Cardy Muschick (left), Rachel Ndekelengwe (center) and Jasmine Franklin (right) working the table, April 1, 2025. (Cal Phillips/Staff Writer)

TCU Frog Life educated students about blackout drinking by playing blackjack

By Cal Phillips, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2025
TCU Frog Life used blackjack as an engaging way to raise student awareness about blackout drinking.
The Driver Era performs at TheEnd's welcome back concert in the TCU commons in Fort Worth, Texas on August 23rd, 2024. This marks lead singer Ross Lynch's second time at TCU in 2024. (TCU360/Tyler Chan)

From comedy to concerts: theEnd’s role in shaping TCU’s weekend culture

By Analise Wachtel, Staff Writer
Published Apr 7, 2025
From its origins as a student-driven initiative to its evolution into a cornerstone of TCU culture, theEnd continues to leave a lasting mark on the Horned Frog experience.
The Owl butterfly greets visitors at the entrance of Butterflies in the Garden, presented by the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. (Grace Allen/Staff Writer)

A Fort Worth butterfly retreat sits near TCU’s campus

By Grace Allen, Staff Writer
Published Apr 4, 2025
The Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s "Butterflies in the Garden" event offers visitors a chance to experience a vibrant conservatory filled with tropical plants and dozens of butterfly species, creating an interactive and immersive nature experience.
A look inside a Student Success Coaching session.

TCU’s Student Success Coaching boosts confidence and reduces stress

By Madison Haynes, Staff Writer
Published Apr 2, 2025
TCU’s Student Success Coaching was developed in 2018 to help students become the best version of themselves.
TCU students holding a baby calf at a crew event Tuesday, Feb. 25 (The Crew TCU/Instagram)

The unsung heroes: Meet theCrew that powers TCU

By Alex Wickliffe, Staff Writer
Published Apr 1, 2025
TCU's theCrew offers students event planning and leadership experience, organizing campus events and building community. Members gain practical skills and foster connections, hosting at least two events weekly.

Fort Worth’s population boom: what it means for TCU

By Sofie Ruiz and Alexis Garcia
Published Apr 1, 2025
As Fort Worth continues to grow, so will TCU, vice provost for enrollment management said.
Student and instructor Maddie Mills teaching rooftop sculpt to TCU students.

CorePower Yoga builds community for TCU students on and off the mat

By Tara Meany, Staff Writer
Published Apr 1, 2025
TCU students are turning to CorePower Yoga for challenging workouts, community support and even job opportunities, finding motivation and stress relief through the studio’s high-energy classes and instructor training programs.
A Vietnamese government soldier helps cover a wide rice paddy in which two U.S. Army H-21 troops carrying helicopters were shot down by Communist Viet Cong guerillas ground fire during the bloody battle at Tan Hiep, South Vietnam, Jan. 2, 1963. During the fight there were more than 100 Vietnamese casualties. Three American military advisors were killed and eight wounded.

LCpl. Benjamin W. Schmidt Symposium focuses on lessons from Vietnam

By Miller Kerr, Staff Writer
Published Apr 1, 2025
The 2025 LCpl. Benjamin W. Schmidt Symposium will mark 50 years since the Vietnam War’s end by exploring its lasting consequences and lessons, with historian Dr. Robert Brigham leading a discussion on its impact on American society, politics and military strategy.
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