Chancellor Boschini spoke on the possibility of changes in COVID-19 regulations at TCU during the town hall meeting on Oct. 28.

An indecent exposure involving a TCU student took place nearby campus on McPherson Ave. and Rogers Ave.

A person of interest has been arrested just two days after a student was assaulted by the suspect on campus property.

Some TCU students express concerns about traveling to West 7th Street after two unrelated and early morning shootings occurred last month.

Studies show the first 6 to ten weeks of a female student’s college career are her most susceptible to sexual assault or harassment.

All on-campus activities have been canceled due to the weather.

The numbers have decreased, but police are urging students to remain vigilant about their safety.

The TCU Police Department recorded a low number of alcohol violations on opening game day.

In an atypical semester at TCU, even emergency drills in buildings have seen changes that have forced authorities to learn more about social distancing guidelines.

While Texas cities such as Dallas and Austin are shifting money away from police in their next fiscal budget, Fort Worth will increase spending by 2% to $272 million from $267 million.

The incident reportedly occurred in a residence hall last weekend.

A multilingual alert system may be set in place next fall.