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TCU News Now 9/18/19

By TCU 360
Published Sep 18, 2019

This week on TCU News Now, the story of one student looking to connect sports fans to the gambling world and an update on all things TCU football.

What we’re reading: Trump speaks out, environmental issues persist

By Brooke Appelbaum
Published Sep 17, 2019

The Trump administration increased its fight against California's state emission standards.

TCU addresses pedestrian safety

By Mel Morris
Published Sep 17, 2019

TCU police will be monitoring University Drive during class change to limit traffic and safety hazards.

TCU drops in annual U.S. News college rankings

By Nikki Spellman
Published Sep 17, 2019

TCU fell 17 spots in the annual U.S. News college rankings.

Achoo! Ragweed season is here

By Andre Riveroy
Published Sep 17, 2019

Allergy season is back in Texas, and allergy shots are here to help.

Boschini: New year, new leadership

By Leslie Fields
Published Sep 16, 2019

The Chancellor announced this years award winners, introduced the new Provost, and shared his goals for the academic year at the Fall Convocation.

Fort Worth looking beyond books as it adds libraries

By Grace Amiss
Published Sep 16, 2019

In efforts to stay relevant in a social media age, some libraries are turning to alternative ways to get citizens reading -- e-books.

After recent mass shootings, Abbott unveils Texas Safety Action Report

By Michael Rogers and Michael Rogers
Published Sep 13, 2019

Gov. Greg Abbott releases his Texas Safety Action report outlining ways to respond to, and prevent, future mass shootings.

New policy enforced for animals on campus

By Carolina Olivares
Published Sep 12, 2019

TCU has approved a new policy regarding animals on campus.

Wall of integration highlights history of campus inclusion

By Ariana Williams
Published Sep 11, 2019

The Mary Couts Burnett Library recently set up an exhibit explaining integration at TCU.

TCU implements new safety requirements in syllabi

By Drew Mitchell
Published Sep 9, 2019

TCU Police Department is now requiring professors to include safety protocols in their syllabuses, but not all professors are aware.

City proposes price increase for golf yearly passes

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Sep 9, 2019

Fort Worth golfers looking to tee off this year might have to pay more to do so. The city of Fort Worth is proposing a $250 increase for individual and senior yearly passes and a $50 increase for...