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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen look on as Gov. Greg Abbott announces he is sending 1,000 Texas National Guard troops to southern border. (Photo courtesy of Michael Rogers)

New Texas gun laws go into effect day after mass shooting in West Texas

By Michael Rogers
Published Sep 1, 2019
The new laws loosen restrictions on when and where guns can be carried in a number of public places.
Freshman Duggan shines as football wins season opener

Freshman Duggan shines as football wins season opener

By Colin Post
Published Aug 31, 2019
The true freshman threw for 165 yards and a touchdown.
Patton Maynard leads the Riff Ram chant in the student section at a home football game on Sept. 30, 2018. Photo courtesy of Patton Maynard.

The star behind the stripes

By Olivia Wales
Published Aug 30, 2019
He's the first student at every TCU game, and the last to leave.
The new Fine Arts Building will include the graphic design, interior design, fashion merchandising and architectural lighting design programs. Photo by Heesoo Yang.

Grand opening ceremony for new Fine Arts Building

By Heesoo Yang
Published Aug 29, 2019
The new Fine Arts Building will include the graphic design, interior design, fashion merchandising and architectural lighting design programs.
It’s easier to treat depression and anxiety in college than in later adulthood, said Wood. (Photo by Abbey Block.)

Handling the stresses of a new school year

By Riane Cleveland
Published Aug 28, 2019
The new school year has begun, and there are some ways to handle the added stress that comes with it.
Photo by Jenn Allen | The State Press

From chill pills to study pills

By Taylor Brumbaugh
Published Aug 27, 2019
College students are turning to amphetamines to enhance their academic performance.
Starting school in the red zone

Starting school in the ‘red zone’

By Caroline Love
Published Aug 26, 2019
With the start of the school year in full-swing, TCU hopes to raise awareness concerning sexual assault for incoming first-year women.
Adam McKinney, an assistant professor of dance at TCU. Photo courtesy of Adam McKinney.

Dancers respond to GMA anchor’s criticism

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Aug 26, 2019
Good Morning America's Lara Spencer has since apologized for her "stupid and insensitive" comments.
Sophie Lee Morris in TCUs production of No, No, Nanette. Photo courtesy of Sophie Lee Morris.

From Horned Frog to Broadway spark

By Michelle Carter
Published Aug 22, 2019
TCU alumna talks about life as a performer in New York City.
Image courtesy of AdaptaFit.

Students turn inspiration into innovation, launch company

By Lauren Crawford
Published Jul 22, 2019

A couple of TCU graduates created a company to make getting dressed easier for people with disabilities. Charlie McKee and Peter Nagel began running the business, called Adaptafit, together in June....

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos criticized the Obama Era Title IX regulations preponderance of evidence in weighing sexual assault cases. (Photo courtesy of CNN, 2017).

Department of Education’s Title IX changes could impact TCU students

By Caroline Love
Published Jul 19, 2019

https://soundcloud.com/user-798855222-200172934/student-impact-of-title-ix-changes Proposed changes to Title IX will bring colleges and universities closer to the courtroom, according to TCU officials...

60 students start at TCU and UNTHSCs new medical school

60 students start at TCU and UNTHSC’s new medical school

By Braden Roux
Published Jul 15, 2019
In preparation for Monday's first day of classes, the 60 medical students in the new joint medical school between TCU and the University of North Texas Health Science Center (UNTHSC) arrived on campus July 8 for a welcome week of orientation.