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FILE - In a May 4, 1970 file photo, Ohio National Guard moves in on rioting students at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. Four persons were killed and eleven wounded when National Guardsmen opened fire. The U.S. Justice Department, citing "insurmountable legal and evidentiary barriers," won't reopen its investigation into the deadly 1970 shootings by Ohio National Guardsmen during a Vietnam War protest at Kent State University. Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez discussed the obstacles in a letter to Alan Canfora, a wounded student who requested that the investigation be reopened. The Justice Department said Tuesday, April 24, 2012 it would not comment beyond the letter. (AP Photo, File)

Lessons of perseverance

By Olivia Wales
Published Apr 20, 2020
Two tragedies -- the Kent State shootings and COVID-19 --have bookended his academic life. Meet TCU’s outgoing dean of the AddRan College of Liberal Arts: Andrew Schoolmaster.
Taking in pets increases amid pandemic

Taking in pets increases amid pandemic

By Daichi Ito
Published Apr 18, 2020
Many people are taking in pets during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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TCU News Now 4/17/20

By NewsNow Staff
Published Apr 17, 2020
This week on TCU News Now: how Texas Gov. Greg Abbott plans to re-open the state; an easy way to make your own face coverings at home; and how people all over the U.S. are helping our frontline workers.
Wearing a mask amid concerns of the spread of coronavirus, City of Dallas worker Juan Ocando pauses after finishing up working on a police watch camera in downtown Dallas, Friday, April 10, 2020. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

Texas releases first demographic data on COVID-19 cases

By Benton McDonald
Published Apr 13, 2020
The state released the racial makeup of more than 2,000 COVID-19 patients, a fraction of the total number of cases.
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News Now 4/10/20

By NewsNow Staff
Published Apr 10, 2020
On this episode of TCU News Now: How COVID-19 is impacting Easter; what some small companies are doing to stay in business; and a TCU alumna stepping up to help fight the pandemic.
Chancellor Boschini addresses the crowd at Fall Convocation. Photo by Cristian ArgeutaSoto.

Virtual town hall with the Chancellor

By Collin Gray
Published Apr 10, 2020
The chancellor answered some questions from TCU students.
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Austin Gomber throws against the Detroit Tigers in the first inning of a baseball game in Detroit, Friday, Sept. 7, 2018. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

Delay of game: MLB players living in limbo during pandemic

By Lauren Cottrell
Published Apr 9, 2020
While baseball fans are longing to return to the ballpark, some players and their families find themselves living in a limbo of sorts waiting for direction from health officials and the league.
A Fraser Health healthcare worker speaks to a patient at a drive-through COVID-19 testing facility in Burnaby, British Columbia, Monday, April 6, 2020. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press via AP)

Tracking COVID-19 Cases in Texas

By Benton McDonald
Published Apr 8, 2020
TCU360 will be updating our interactive map each day with data from the Texas Department of Health and Human Services.
Buildings line the empty streets in downtown Boston, Saturday, April 4, 2020,. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

‘Ultimate’ college town left deserted amid COVID-19 pandemic

By Reagan Eyler
Published Apr 7, 2020
Boston is a city that has been hit very hard by COVID-19. Not only is it heavily populated in a small area, but it contains many colleges within the space as well, which have been forced to kick thousands of students out of dorms in a matter of days.
Chancellor Boschini speaks at his annual town hall in March 2013. Photo by TCU 360.

COVID-19’s impact on Frog Camp, recruitment

By Reagan Eyler
Published Apr 7, 2020
Chancellor Boschini and his staff are working continuously to plan ahead for events that were supposed to happen this spring, summer and even fall.
Transition to distance learning poses challenges to nursing program

Transition to distance learning poses challenges to nursing program

By Shannon Murphy
Published Apr 6, 2020
TCU nursing students have transitioned to online learning, without the hands-on experiences that normally comes with attending classes on campus.
Campus Life, found in the second floor of Sadler Hall, aims to provide students resources that increase their quality of life on campus. (Kelsey Ritchie/TCU)

TCU offers little information about second COVID-19 case

By Renee Umsted and Renee Umsted
Published Apr 4, 2020
On April 1, TCU learned of the positive test results of the student, who was living in an apartment on campus.
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