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A marquee sign displays live event statistics at Stage West Theatre in Fort Worth, TX. (Facebook/Stage West Theatre)

Showstopper: Regional theaters hit hard by COVID-19

By Collin Pittmann
Published Dec 4, 2020
Theaters in the greater DFW area are having to adjust due to COVID-19
Outside of ZaLat Pizza in Fort Worth. (Photo by Stephanie Joynt)

ZaLat Pizza overcomes COVID-19 challenges

By Stephanie Joynt
Published Dec 2, 2020
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, one pizza place has seen an increase in sales.
Students play corn hole in the Commons.

First-year students reflect on their first semester of college

By Shaina Looker
Published Dec 2, 2020
Two first year-students talked about how they adapted to college while dealing with the pandemic
A few of the 2020 graduates. Photo courtesy: Marissa Stacy

A year without graduation

By TCU 360
Published Nov 25, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic forced TCU to cancel in-person commencement for the first time in its history.
Imogene goes to Presbyterian Night Shelter to get out of the cold. During the day, she uses True Worth, Presbyterian Night Shelter's daytime facility. Photo: Presbyterian Night Shelter, Jenny Spencer

Tarrant County emergency shelters prepare for cold weather with reduced capacity

By Haeven Gibbons
Published Nov 24, 2020
The shelters have been forced to reduce their capacity to accommodate social distancing guidelines amid the pandemic.
The University Recreation Center. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

University Recreation and Wellness Promotion Centers support students amid COVID-19

By TCU 360
Published Nov 16, 2020
The rec center is asking students to practice hygiene and self-assessment.
A medical worker stands at a COVID-19 state drive-thru testing site at University of Texas at El Paso on Oct. 26, 2020, in El Paso. (Briana Sanchez//The El Paso Times via AP)

COVID-19 cases increase as semester comes to an end

By Logan Gibbs
Published Nov 13, 2020
TCU is offering free, rapid COVID-19 testing for all students before the semester ends.
Grandmarc Apartments

Hall director talks about the responsibilities of working at a residence hall during COVID-19

By Raines Nagel
Published Oct 30, 2020
The GrandMarc hall director is still focused on making sure students they feel safe and welcome.
This September 2020 photo provided by Johnson & Johnson shows a single-dose COVID-19 vaccine being developed by the company. A late-stage study of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine candidate has been paused while the company investigates whether a study participant’s “unexplained illness” is related to the shot, the company announced Monday, Oct. 12, 2020. (Cheryl Gerber/Courtesy of Johnson & Johnson via AP, File)

TCU and UNTHSC develop COVID-19 research group

By Alexis King
Published Oct 30, 2020
TCU and UNTHSC joined forces with the city of Fort Worth to find a solution to COVID-19 and other inflammatory diseases.
TCU Circle of Excellence by Amon G. Carter Stadium

Some students with all online classes still returned to Fort Worth this year

By Kai Grady
Published Oct 15, 2020
Students said they wanted a change of scenery from their homes even though they would not be attending classes on campus.
Pumpkins are shown at Bob's Pumpkin Patch in Half Moon Bay, Calif., Monday, Oct. 12, 2020. Ten California counties were cleared to ease coronavirus restrictions Tuesday, including some in the Central Valley that saw major case spikes over the summer, but the state's top health official warned that upcoming Halloween celebrations pose a risk for renewed spread. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

CDC releases guidelines for a safe Halloween amid COVID-19

By Brian Contreras
Published Oct 14, 2020
A Saturday Halloween was bound to bring out the trick-or-treaters in years past, but this year concerns and protocols about COVID-19 may scare them away.
TCU welcomed students home amid the pandemic. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

First-year students adjust to living away from home during COVID-19

By Raines Nagel
Published Oct 13, 2020
TCU first-year students are having to adjust to a new college experience in the midst of a pandemic.
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