The student group Love For Lancaster experienced several changes from last semester, but it still wanted to strengthen the relationships that students had built with homeless community members on Lancaster...
Charities are not the first thing on most students’ minds when thinking about budgeting their money.
However, there are ways for college students to help out a good cause without breaking the bank.
According...
Juniors and seniors are rushing to lease at the newest apartment complex in the TCU community. The Vue is the latest addition in apartment complexes that will be available to upperclassmen only.
Located...
Years after graduation, some TCU alumni might continue their higher education in the depths of a Costa Rican volcano.
The TCU Alumni Association will sponsor a trip to Costa Rica for graduates 21 years...
Spring break. Looking good. Staying fit.
Many things keep people going as they exercise. But for Kellie Sebastian, it is the thought of Julie Loberger, a middle-aged woman in remission from Hodgkin’s...
Frogs for the Cure will celebrate the collective contributions of the TCU community during the university’s seven-year partnership with Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
TCU students and Frogs for...
Students looking to brush up on their martial arts skills don’t need to look any further.
The TCU Taekwondo Club provides a place for students of any skill level to work on martial arts, Alissa Davis,...
Dutch’s Hamburgers will soon have a rooftop patio complete with TVs, speakers, ceiling fans, misting fans and party lights.
Construction started on the two story deck in November, Kay Greenlee, Dutch’s...
Jesse Hejny and Bryan Cortney learned more than just football plays while playing for head coach Gary Patterson.
The two former Horned Frogs founded and currently run Purple Land Management, their own...
Welcome back! As the TCU community adjusts to new classes, schedules and buildings, the Daily Skiff has taken on some new changes as well. With you and all of our readers in mind, we have decided to take...
A former TCU student and fallen Marine has been nominated by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) for Dallas Morning News’ “Texan of the Year.”
Benjamin W. Schmidt attended TCU for three...
