50/50 is an alternately hilarious and tear-jerking tale of a twenty-something diagnosed with cancer. At its most basic, it is a success both as a drama and as a comedy, and in cinema, that is a difficult...

This weekend, the Near Southside  of Fort Worth  will become one big art gallery for biannual event ArtsGoggle. Artists and local businesses will come together to provide patrons with free food...

Popular fried chicken chain Raising Cane’s will soon open its doors to the community. The company, based out of Louisiana, will open two locations in the near future. One restaurant will be located...

Here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, we are obsessed with burgers. In fact, “obsessed” is an understatement. As a metroplex, we are consumed with an unending urge for utter burger perfection. What...

For TCU students who have participated in sports in high school, their journeys and dreams of sports usually end at graduation, unless they choose to become a college athlete. Senior middle school education...

Starting in November, people driving through the city of Arlington could get pulled over for texting. The city council passed an ordinance banning texting while driving on Sept. 13, according to city...

Monday morning, Whitney Ground, a freshman biology major, received a text message from her mother. It was a photo of massive plumes of smoke from a chemical fire near her family’s home in Waxahachie,...

To share in free live music and affordable caffeine, students can go to Stay Wired Coffeehouse and Computer Services for Open Mic night on Thursday nights. Students can enjoy the talent of local musicians...

Fort Worth has a rich musical history, which is why the Fort Worth Musical Festival added a wider variety of entertainment this year, Marsha Milam, producer of the Fort Worth Music Festival, said.  Milam...

Students who enjoy hip-hop have something to look forward to tonight. The Moon Bar will host a pep rally today in honor of TCU’s game against SMU Saturday, Chris Maunder, owner of The Moon, said....

The Schieffer School of Journalism will be the new home of the Associated Press’ Fort Worth bureau starting Oct. 1.

TCU’s journalism program is one of two in the nation to host an AP bureau. Associated Press Fort Worth Correspondent Angela K. Brown will located in Schieffer School’s Convergence Center in Moudy.

TCU alumna Ann Crawford McClure is the first woman to be appointed Chief Justice of the Texas Eighth Court of Appeals in El Paso, Texas. McClure will begin serving Oct. 12 as the 14th Chief Justice in...